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| quote: | Originally posted by Renzo
It's a combination of things. When I was an undergrad, I hated mornings more than a vampire did, so the most important thing for me was afternoon and night classes. Then came the other factors - required classes, electives, professors' reputations, and so on.
If classes began to conflict, I enrolled in the most important ones then and took the other ones at some later point. That being said, five classes in one day is stupid, but it's not impossible. |
class 1: 10-11
class 2: 12-1
class 3: 2-3
class 4: 4-5
class 5: 6-9
It's a long shitty day, but it can be done.
That's sorta how I did it. Required first, optionals 2nd, timing 3rd (I don't mind being there too early but I'd prefer 9AM etc.). Timing is where I get screwed.
I printed out a weekly calendar with times and wrote everything out, then tried swapping things in and out, but had some troubles. I had to waitlist a tutorial because it was the only one that fit into the schedule.
Booerns.
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(didn't take it).
