I basically taking huge chances by ignoring my accounting homework right now, we go over the problems in class, and have turned in the homework around 4-5 times this year. I just pray he doesn't call on me to answer any questions, and work through the problems as we go over them. That being said, I'm an accounting major, and probably should not slack off in a class that is for my major. Yes I am full-time, 17 credit hours, with an additional class that is just an hour a week but worth no credits (a required lecture/group meetings for all business majors), and I work usually around 10 hours a week as well. My work ethic is struggling this semester because I just have so much stuff, and my roommates don't help, they don't clean shit. Like today, I cleaned the bathroom that I use, somewhat cleaned the kitchen (people leave so many damn dishes in the sink, I washed the plates and silverware and such that belongs to me and left everything else in there) and because of that, I feel like I did stuff today, but have homework to still do, wrote an entire paper today, but to do that, neglected studying for the quiz I have tomorrow, and the accounting hw I mentioned earlier.Originally Posted by Prude
I would break down from all of that stress oooomg, good luck! Just power through it. You're taking the summer off, right? I'll have a summer job, I'm salivating at the thought of that. Stupid visa doesn't let me have like, a JOB job, but babysitting rich kids is fine by me.
Also I edited my response to u heavily but I don't know if you saw it. Go look at it nows.
That being all said, I am not taking the summer off, I didn't take last summer off either, so I will be going straight now with classes for two entire years. Taking 8 credits this summer, and will keep my current part-time job. The accounting program is 150 credit hours, so 5 years, but I'm trying to get it done in 4 to save money. After this spring, I'll be at 81 credits, after summer 89. So two years done, and I'll have 61 credits left to go, which means I can just take the standard full-time credit hours of 15, in my last 4 semesters and not have to take summer classes to finish in 4 years. So in reality, after this summer, finishing my second full year of college, if I was a normal student, I would be one credit away from being a senior.
