academic woes
Nov. 28th, 2008 11:32 am![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
pipistrellafelixSo, you know, in the spirit of Thanksgiving I'm grateful that I get to go to college, of course, & to study all this stuff that I like & that is awesome.
Still. That doesn't stop me from being totally freaked out by the amount of work I have between now & the end of finals. Including a research paper on Moby Dick I haven't started yet & barely have a topic for. And a 10-15 page Scientific American-style article for Physics. And a very strange final project for PNW History. And a fairly lame final paper for History 201. And, y'know, all the actual homework between now & then.
Plus callbacks on Monday to freak out about--meaning that I pretty much don't care at all about school until I find out about casting, so...agh.
I cannot even explain to you how incredibly excited I am to be taking only one class next quarter, independent study, with one project & no useless, extraneous assignments. It's almost like taking no school at all. Oh, lord. I am glad I did this. I'll be proud of myself when I graduate in June. But, oh, oh my, I would not do it again.
Still. That doesn't stop me from being totally freaked out by the amount of work I have between now & the end of finals. Including a research paper on Moby Dick I haven't started yet & barely have a topic for. And a 10-15 page Scientific American-style article for Physics. And a very strange final project for PNW History. And a fairly lame final paper for History 201. And, y'know, all the actual homework between now & then.
Plus callbacks on Monday to freak out about--meaning that I pretty much don't care at all about school until I find out about casting, so...agh.
I cannot even explain to you how incredibly excited I am to be taking only one class next quarter, independent study, with one project & no useless, extraneous assignments. It's almost like taking no school at all. Oh, lord. I am glad I did this. I'll be proud of myself when I graduate in June. But, oh, oh my, I would not do it again.
