Almost 2 weeks into the semester...

[evansteve]

..And I have not done any of my readings for any of my classes All I've done is gone to class, and I handed in a couple really easy homework assignments that didnt involve any reading at all.

This laziness is going to stop tonight however. Starting now I'm going to work hard and get caught up. I need to pump myself up and get motivated. Only 2 more semesters of this college bullshit left (after this one), and then I can post on EF in the evenings without ever feeling guilty again. (I feel guilty because I know that I could be working on school work instead)

 

[perkele]

I feel guilty always when posting here.

 

[EnderJE]

Me too. Everytime I see perk, I feel guilty.

 

[evansteve]

I feel guilty always when posting here.

Aren't you over in Europe or something like that? Are you studying abroad, or is that where you go to school?

 

[jaded]

I hear ya. I am the Queen of Procrastination.

 

[samoth]

You read in college?


How odd......

 

[chewyxrage]

damn we are like 4 weeks in.....

college is easy....you make it sound too hard. do yer shit

 

[samoth]

college is easy

Easy for you to say...

 

[courtneybcca]

I hear you I am as well behind in the readings.. It is truely amazing how fast time flys...

 

[chewyxrage]

Easy for you to say...

You chose your own path, I'm a business minded individual, so yes, it's easy.

 

[Eringobraugh]

Hell I never read in university for the first two weeks, I was too busy figuring which of the 6classes to drop based on which ones had the hottest babes(especially the ones who didnt already know me). Screw reading just borrow a girls notes and then ask if her and friends want to form a study group before the test and just pick their brains, you'll get b average that way. Too much crap thats not important in the textbooks, let some else figure what the important stuff is. They prolly went to class too.

 

[chewyxrage]

Hell I never read in university for the first two weeks, I was too busy figuring which of the 6classes to drop based on which ones had the hottest babes(especially the ones who didnt already know me). Screw reading just borrow a girls notes and then ask if her and friends want to form a study group before the test and just pick their brains, you'll get b average that way. Too much crap thats not important in the textbooks, let some else figure what the important stuff is. They prolly went to class too.

I go to class, take notes, and figure out what to read and what to ignore afterwards. Saves me lotsa time. Specially with these tool professors that have you read 30 pages and then they never talk about it and it's never on an exam.

 

[Eringobraugh]

I go to class, take notes, and figure out what to read and what to ignore afterwards. Saves me lotsa time. Specially with these tool professors that have you read 30 pages and then they never talk about it and it's never on an exam.

You go to class?

As far as the reading I actually did do that, I was only kidding. My texts though would give you all this material and then say that was the way that they used to do it, but here is the way we do it now and thats what I needed to know. Fuck I used to get so pissed at that, I used to make big Xs on pages b/c of that crap.

 

[slickdadd]

I think I read maybe once or twice in undergrad.

 

[samoth]

You chose your own path, I'm a business minded individual, so yes, it's easy.

Do you read a lot in upper level business courses too?

 

[chewyxrage]

Do you read a lot in upper level business courses too?

Yes, it just depends on how much you can retain from the lecture. I do most of my reading before quizzes and exams as a supplement to my notes/assignments....


The first business class you have to take is worth 9 semester hours

 

[samoth]

Yes, it just depends on how much you can retain from the lecture. I do most of my reading before quizzes and exams as a supplement to my notes/assignments....


The first business class you have to take is worth 9 semester hours

I mean more like... is most/all of your material based on written text? I figured upper-level business courses involved more math, accounting-like stuff, administration training and more "hands on" business-world stuff, and not textual. Like, could a person pass/graduate if he relied on the books/texts assigned to the courses, or is it more learning from non-tangable stuff. I hope that made sense.

 

[jackangel]

time for a fyxgel domain ban.

 

[Ulcasterdropout]

Dude...

 

[evansteve]

Dude...

lol, are you going to finish it?

time for a fyxgel domain ban.

nahh, I'll be good

Anyways, props to you guys who can manage not to do any of the readings, and then leech the knowledge off of somebody else. I feel kinda guilty doing that, plus people dont respond well when I ask to see their notes and such.

I go to class pretty much everyday. I figure why skip, class is the easiest part of the whole process. All you have to do is sit in listen. Reading involves a lot more work I think, if you ask me. That and papers suck a lot too, so do any projects or that bullshit.

 

[BrandonXJ]

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