Ok full time student at home...

[Kornhub]

I was planning on working and studying this year but realized that I had taken way to many modules to cope with even now(modules are much larger than I thought for 2nd year wow) but was wondering what you would do to keep yourself a tad busy so you don't get bored.... :wtf: I play squash sometimes with mates during the week but thats only once a week....

Thanks in advance!

 

[SerenePhoenix]

I find playing Mass Effect 2 alleviates all boredom... and might cause you to miss some of those classes On a more serious note: Why not try adding another activity like martial arts. I find I quite enjoy doing creative stuff. To each his own I suppose. Good luck with the modules!

 

[TowerGuru]

this is going to sound old. BUT GET A GIRLFRIEND.

 

[noxibox]

this is going to sound old. BUT GET A GIRLFRIEND.

Problem is you can't put them away when you need time to other things.

 

[I am Penguin]

what can be studied at home?

 

[Kornhub]

this is going to sound old. BUT GET A GIRLFRIEND.

I am kinda seeing someone already...:erm:

lol im not talking about weekends by the way...lol

 

[Polk]

Get a part time job.

The main benefit of studying distance is being able to build a career and your education at the same time. You're throwing away your biggest advantage.

What are you studying?

 

[Kornhub]

Get a part time job.

The main benefit of studying distance is being able to build a career and your education at the same time. You're throwing away your biggest advantage.

What are you studying?

BA- Psychological counselling

problem is the amount of work-guess ill just man it out-im sure they must have a job in the newspaper that could fit in some how.oh well never mind guys .

 

[Polk]

BA- Psychological counselling

problem is the amount of work-guess ill just man it out-im sure they must have a job in the newspaper that could fit in some how.oh well never mind guys .

A B.A. shouldn't be a problem with proper planning. I reckon you can comfortably nail marks and keep up a part time job for your hours.

But if you're worried, seeing as though you're gonna need high marks to get into M, rather ace your grades.

 

[Kornhub]

A B.A. shouldn't be a problem with proper planning. I reckon you can comfortably nail marks and keep up a part time job for your hours.

But if you're worried, seeing as though you're gonna need high marks to get into M, rather ace your grades.

1st year went ok so I decided to take 8 semester modules and 2 year modules.... I was thinking of doing volunteer work at lifeline...might as well get practical experience now.

 

[Polk]

Sounds like a good plan to me, working a bit will also help you make educated decisions on your specialisation.

 

[Kornhub]

True

 

[RustyPrincess]

1st year went ok so I decided to take 8 semester modules and 2 year modules.... I was thinking of doing volunteer work at lifeline...might as well get practical experience now.

Do this... or other help lines or volunteer at centres etc...

You will need the experience one day, so rather do it now while you have free time