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I just had a massive tapas meal and a celebratory beer to mark finishing my final exam for my summer course, and the whole thing felt very 2009 when I was at uni and used to go out with my friends for tapas after a big exam.
(sub note, me and my husband do not know the meaning of reasonably sized meals)
my oxford literature prof, unprompted:
“so church, right? we all go in and say ‘sorry daddy, i’ve been bad’ and then the priest says ‘ya know what? it’s fine’
and that’s basically all that church is”
31 Days of Productivity - Day 20
Day 20! 11 days to go! Now I see why people do these challenges for 60 or 100 days. The time flies by. Today I was feeling pink, so I matched my afternoon lemonade with my notes.
I had to wait for two hours this morning for an academic advising appointment. It was worth it, though, to find out that I’m set to graduate at my expected date. Yay! They also helped me understand the ever-confusing credit system a little more. I appreciate that.
I finished taking my lecture notes for the week this afternoon. Now all I have to do is write up my response tomorrow and I’m done for the week. Looks like I’ll even get the weekend off, which is nice. I’ve been wanting to go to the farmers market for fresh vegetables.
Self-promotion in London. Mono print, Lino cut digital and book illustration courses in summer days. INSPIRATION GOT IN ONE MOONTH !!!
插畫的自主學習前往倫敦唸暑期課程，短短一個月收獲滿滿，每天都非常的充實！
https://www.instagram.com/p/BmwhYVmDFVD/?utm_source=ig_web_copy_link
5 steps of the Writing Process
Terror.
Terror.
Extreme fun.
Terror.
Repeat.
6 Tips For Taking Summer Classes
1. Ask your guidance counselor about courses that they would recommend taking over the summer. They’ve seen other students going through the same courses, and probably heard about their experiences.
2. Go through the least difficult classes you need to take first. This will help you build up a bit of self discipline and sort out work habits before taking the harder courses. Gen ed courses are some of the best to knock out during this time.
3. CHECK THE LENGTH OF THE CLASS!!! Some schools allow summer courses to be shorter then two months, and others the entire length of the summer break. KNOW WHAT PACE YOU'RE GETTING YOURSELF INTO!
4. Check your professor's reviews online. This is something everyone should do regardless of taking summer courses or fall courses, because a professor's attitude, style of teaching, and grading system can make or break even a top student's grades. I currently use Rate My Professor, but you should definitely use more then one source of information to research them.
5. Start off your first summer with no more then two courses, until you know how much workload you can handle. Remember, this is a summer course. Summer courses are already going to be a little shorter then the traditional fall or spring term courses, so, CHECK THOSE START AND END DATES BEFORE REGISTERING!!!
6. If you are taking classes on campus, be prepared to bring your own lunch. Not all universities or campuses will be fully functional during the summer, since they will have a major decrease in active student attendance. So other facilities such as the gym, smaller food stalls, and other services may not be up and running, or will have much more constricted hours of operation.
Bonus: Don't forget to pack an umbrella for the rainy or hurricane seasons, and a water bottle. If you live in an especially hot and humid climate, bring a handkerchief and a mini fan in-case the AC goes down.
Bonus Bonus: If you are taking a course at a different institution and hoping to transfer the credit over to your main school, check with the guidance counselor that that specific credit will DEFINITELY transfer over. Several of my friends and I have had trouble with credits not transferring over even though they had identical course names and course content as our home university’s, and had to retake the course at said home university even though we already knew the material.
June 11th, 2019
Currently working on Chem 121 at my kitchen counter. These summer courses go so fast, but I actually really enjoy the quick pace!
(Click image for better quality, and happy pride month!)
