Scheduling
Sep. 17th, 2003 11:11 am![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
tarigwaemirAd Mundo Exteriore,
I'm annoyed. I need to know whether or not I'm in a seminar to finalize my course schedule. Except currently, I don't think there's room for any of the backup core courses I looked at, due to sectioning problems. It all brings back last year's nightmares about scheduling problems. Argh.
I have biology in less than an hour, and technically I haven't done the first reading assignment, but it's all review material, so why should I bother? I'm trying desperately not to feel guilty about it...okay, well that failed. ::goes to unwrap biology textbook:: I guess I'll just skim through the first two chapters and attempt to keep awake. And avoid checking my email every five minutes in case the Freshman Seminars office send out results before noon.
It's also annoying because I have no room for lunch on my schedule, what with math and biology and Korean "drill section" all in a row. Now I know why most students only take four classes a semester. It's simply impossible to create a viable schedule otherwise. >_<
...Tari
I'm annoyed. I need to know whether or not I'm in a seminar to finalize my course schedule. Except currently, I don't think there's room for any of the backup core courses I looked at, due to sectioning problems. It all brings back last year's nightmares about scheduling problems. Argh.
I have biology in less than an hour, and technically I haven't done the first reading assignment, but it's all review material, so why should I bother? I'm trying desperately not to feel guilty about it...okay, well that failed. ::goes to unwrap biology textbook:: I guess I'll just skim through the first two chapters and attempt to keep awake. And avoid checking my email every five minutes in case the Freshman Seminars office send out results before noon.
It's also annoying because I have no room for lunch on my schedule, what with math and biology and Korean "drill section" all in a row. Now I know why most students only take four classes a semester. It's simply impossible to create a viable schedule otherwise. >_<
...Tari
