Summer school?
06-21-2006, 11:08 AM
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Originally Posted by sleek silverado
Anyone else taking summer school classes? I hate taking summer school becasue the classes are so long. 
06-21-2006, 01:20 PM
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Originally Posted by Coach 02 A3 Z/28
I am teching summer school at Cy Creek High School. It's cool. Summer school money is racin money! 
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06-21-2006, 03:21 PM
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15 hrs and then I graduate.
I love summer classes. Since they are everyday, theres less time to forget about previous lecture material. 2 hours a day are much more productive than 1 or 50 mins. Smaller classes allow more direct interaction.
Too bad they are not oriented in this fashion year round. I could have finished my bachelor's in just one year.
I love summer classes. Since they are everyday, theres less time to forget about previous lecture material. 2 hours a day are much more productive than 1 or 50 mins. Smaller classes allow more direct interaction.
Too bad they are not oriented in this fashion year round. I could have finished my bachelor's in just one year.
06-21-2006, 05:01 PM
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Originally Posted by alexWS6
15 hrs and then I graduate.
I love summer classes. Since they are everyday, theres less time to forget about previous lecture material. 2 hours a day are much more productive than 1 or 50 mins. Smaller classes allow more direct interaction.
Too bad they are not oriented in this fashion year round. I could have finished my bachelor's in just one year.
I love summer classes. Since they are everyday, theres less time to forget about previous lecture material. 2 hours a day are much more productive than 1 or 50 mins. Smaller classes allow more direct interaction.
Too bad they are not oriented in this fashion year round. I could have finished my bachelor's in just one year.
well said.
also, when shall you come visit me again? we must have a business luncheon
06-21-2006, 07:40 PM
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Originally Posted by alexWS6
15 hrs and then I graduate.
I love summer classes. Since they are everyday, theres less time to forget about previous lecture material. 2 hours a day are much more productive than 1 or 50 mins. Smaller classes allow more direct interaction.
Too bad they are not oriented in this fashion year round. I could have finished my bachelor's in just one year.
I love summer classes. Since they are everyday, theres less time to forget about previous lecture material. 2 hours a day are much more productive than 1 or 50 mins. Smaller classes allow more direct interaction.
Too bad they are not oriented in this fashion year round. I could have finished my bachelor's in just one year.
Some west coast schools are like that, they dont use the semester system. You take lik one or two classes in a shoter time period, in the end it balances out. Summer school can be more productive but look at the down sides, say you take a hard class that gives you trouble, with weekly test if your struglling and fall behind your screwed because it moves so fast. The summer system if you take full loads, both sessions almost can be realing mentally taxing if the classes were hard. Its a lot material to take in a short fast time period.
06-21-2006, 08:40 PM
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taking Instrumentation @ Lee College in Baytown... Kinda sux since i work four 10's (630am to 5pm) then i gotta go to school from 545-10.... but i only go to shcool Mon & Wed.....
06-22-2006, 02:13 PM
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I weighed it out: I can make more money working during the summer/Christmas and spending an extra semester or year in school, than trying to pack in summer school and working that last year.