A little tired

[cjsmith]

Got the chem lab done. Phew. Also worked a clinic shift, finished bio homework, did bio lab prep homework, finished physics homework, and even did all the chem homework for tomorrow (as I won't have the time to do it today). Wednesdays and Thursdays are my long days.

Physics quiz/exam today during lecture, followed by physics lab, bio lecture, and bio lab with a lab quiz/exam. 8:30am to 8:10pm with one break in the early afternoon. I am so glad I have a thermos.

Though the academic counselors recommended against three science lab courses at once, I had best be able to do well on this schedule, or how do I think I would EVER make it through a vet med program? This is the first calibration check along my path.

Comments

[exvapi.livejournal.com]

Remembering back a decade or four, boot camp started out with folks completely unable to accomplish the necessary tasks between evening chow and lights out. In a few weeks, tasks were done with time left to BS.
It will come to you.

[cjsmith.livejournal.com]

Good point. The first week or two is tough as all the new students try to suss out exactly what things are important to which teachers. That's at least as important as learning how to work efficiently (indeed, it's a prerequisite) and it surely gets easier as the school year continues.