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Published: Friday, 16 June 2017
The Summer 1 semester began about a week and a half ago. Looking at it glass half full, you’re almost halfway done!
So rules and priorities change a bit for summer courses. The semester’s only five weeks long as opposed to the traditional 16-week semester (great!), but that also means you need to be more disciplined (meh).
Listen, we can all agree that it’s easier to hole yourself up in your room or in a library somewhere when you’re in the trenches in the middle of November. In November, it’s cold and gray out. You’re making your way toward the end of the semester and the holidays are around the corner and you can finally see the light at the end of the tunnel and there’s not a lot of other cool things going on.
You get my point. It’s easy to put the blinders on and knock out a few hours of studying in the fall.
Not so much in the summer.
Summer is the time to go to the beach. Summer is the time to travel. Summer is the time to try out that new dope restaurant down the street you’ve had your eye on for the last few months, but funds have been a little out of whack, you know?
I’ll let our resident summertime experts, DJ Jazzy Jeff & The Fresh Prince, explain further:
So take a look at these do’s and don’ts from the good people at
StraighterLine and continue attacking the semester with
enthusiasm unknown to mankind!