College is making me tired...

[Cabaiguan Juan]

What was your degree in?

My degree was in Civil Engineering. My wife has been slugging through her 2nd degree while working a demanding job so i think i have some insight to how college can run your ass ragged. Keep at it Kenyth, there is light at the end of the tunnel.

[Kenyth]

Well, ceramics and big honking cigar ash trays may not be in the cards for me. That class requires lab/shop time during restricted hours to do your homework. I don't think I'll subject my wife to yet another night alone every week. I think I'm stuck with classes that allow homework you can take home.

[here'sjohnny]

Kenyth, try checking out your course catalogue, and run a degree audit for yourself online (if your school has that, if not you can get them at your advisor's office), because i know sometime a fine arts credit will allow you to take an industrial art class to meet that requirement. I think it's usually like intro to AutoCADD or even or something along those line. That would be better than some stupid poetry class nonsense.

[Kenyth]

Kenyth, try checking out your course catalogue, and run a degree audit for yourself online (if your school has that, if not you can get them at your advisor's office), because i know sometime a fine arts credit will allow you to take an industrial art class to meet that requirement. I think it's usually like intro to AutoCADD or even or something along those line. That would be better than some stupid poetry class nonsense.

If I was a traditional student, I would have more options like this. Unfortunately, night classes have far fewer choices. The total available fine arts night courses are:

Introduction to Fine Arts
Perspective in Fine Arts
Ceramics
Music (This one seems to be offered less frequently)
Introduction to Drawing (Offered very rarely. Only heard of it, never seen it in the course catalog. I'd take it in an instant. I can draw a bit.)

[here'sjohnny]

If I was a traditional student, I would have more options like this. Unfortunately, night classes have far fewer choices. The total available fine arts night courses are:

Introduction to Fine Arts
Perspective in Fine Arts
Ceramics
Music (This one seems to be offered less frequently)
Introduction to Drawing (Offered very rarely. Only heard of it, never seen it in the course catalog. I'd take it in an instant. I can draw a bit.)

Yeah that sux man, good luck though. Hopefully you can get into that music class, i took one my freshman year for my fine art credit and enjoyed it for the most part. hopefully you have to take the perspective in fine arts class, that one just doesn't sound like it could possibly be interesting. Keep at it though!

[Eville]

Jeeze, sounds like i've got it pretty easy. I have a 15 hour schedule right now, but i usually only spend about 9 hours in class during any given week, 3 of which are ROTC class hours that I'm required to attend. Then for homework, i'll spend roughly 1.5 hours per week. unless I have tests, in which case add an extra hour to study for that.

[Kenyth]

Jeeze, sounds like i've got it pretty easy. I have a 15 hour schedule right now, but i usually only spend about 9 hours in class during any given week, 3 of which are ROTC class hours that I'm required to attend. Then for homework, i'll spend roughly 1.5 hours per week. unless I have tests, in which case add an extra hour to study for that.

1.5 hours?!

I can't even figure out how much homework I actually have in that long!

How about you do some of mine to even things out?


I got three hours of sleep last night because this week is apparently when everyone doubles the homework assignments. I had almost ten chapters to read from multiple books, six pages of typed journal pages, and a couple worksheets to type up. I have an eight page paper due in two weeks, plus what ever other insanity my theology class assigns in that time period. That still leaves me with my harshest taskmistress (my wife), who I think is getting frustrated with my general absence from family activities and projects.