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What was I thinking?

One of my classes, the 2-credit one, was cancelled, so I have three classes “starting” today. In the introductory notes for each of them, it’s suggested that students allocate approx. 12-15 hours/week to the readings, discussions and assignments. That’s 36-45 hours/week?!?! Where does that time come from exactly?

:-O

Someone’s about to get a crash course in Time Management for Overextended Dummies.

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Guy LeCharles Gonzalez

Sometimes loud, formerly poet, always opinionated. As in guillotine... Guy LeCharles Gonzalez is currently the Chief Content Officer for LibraryPass. He's also previously been publisher & marketing director for Writer’s Digest; project lead for the Panorama Project; director, content strategy & audience development for Library Journal & School Library Journal; and founding director of programming & business development for the original Digital Book World.

This Post Has 3 Comments

  1. SBG September 12, 2005 Reply

    30 minutes a night and 2 hours per paper did the trick for me!

  2. Guy LeCharles Gonzalez September 12, 2005 Reply

    Yeah, but you didn’t have any comic books or video games already in your schedule! 😛

  3. Dyanna September 12, 2005 Reply

    It’s called reading/studying on the subway and cramming before the test… oh, and procrastinating until the last minute for papers. Hell, it worked for me!

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