@@fortress_playzy344 nah, those are lines, they're built like that, Cracks happen because something heavy, or something puts preasure in a certain point, or anything to form a crack. That isn't a crack.
you really need to find whats fit for you, are you a morning/busy person. Morning classes. Do you struggle with mornings, afternoon/night classes although afternoon might be the best choice. Just move yr studying/gym to the morning hours.
I mean, you either have to: wake up early (you'll likely won't sleep in the afternoon), lose the morning to college and the night to the rest but have the afternoon; use the afternoon for college and either sleep in the morning or the night and win the other one for personal use; or whatever do people who sign up for night classes do. In any case, you use a third of the day to work and another third to rest, so it comes down to what third do you like the most for personal use
@@shwanmirza9306 because it's in the morning and students don't really like to be out of bed in the morning. But why would the professor have 3 classes and let you choose which one to go to?
@@Howardtheone ratemyprofessor is a site that contains reviews of professors written by current and previous students. A good metric to determine if a prof is good is if a student who got an average/slightly below average grade still gave them a good review. If a student got a good grade in the class but still gave a bad review then that prof is probably hot garbage. You can also ask around in person for opinions from your peers.
@@Howardtheone There are websites like rate my teacher, or student forums you can ask. Starting your second semester, once you've signed up for clubs and stuff, you can also ask seniors if they've ever had professor so-and-so and what they thought about them
My favorite 'cheat code' for college: Schedule ALL your classes for Tuesdays and Thursdays. The only 'catch' is to pay close attention to *where* the classes are being held - lock down the must-have courses (usually related to your major) first, then it's fairly easy to find gen-ed courses to 'connect' the others. (If you're lucky, you can sometimes get ALL your courses in the same building.) This is fairly easy to do with a 12/13 hr course load, and doable with a 15-18 hr course load - 9:30 AM to 5:00 PM for lectures, with evening labs on Tuesdays and/or Thursdays. This pays off multiple ways: 1 ) This leaves Wednesdays completely clear as homework/study days. This works particularly well as most TR courses have all tests/quizzes on Thursdays: ~ The Tuesday lectures are still fresh in your mind when doing your homework on Wednesdays ~ Your Wednesday homework is still fresh in your mind when taking tests/quizzes on Thursdays 2 ) If you live a ways from campus, this also means you're only commuting two days per week (saving money on transportation, particularly vs classes spread over five days). This is doubly effective as living either on or near the campus tends to be expensive - you can save a bundle just by living a bit further away from the campus. 3 ) If you decide to work while in college, you have Friday through Monday completely clear - the four days most entry-level employers have the highest demand for. Depending on the type of job, some employers even pay a premium for people who can work weekends. (And jobs are everywhere, so you can likely walk to work even if you commute to classes.)
So basically: .Get your lecture (that's related to your major) in the midweek .Get the lecture in the same building (if possible) .Do your homework between those two days .Work on the weekends .Profit, understand 100%
@@tukangparkir297 Let's say you're one of 5000 sophomores, and probably one of only 100 sophomores in a particular major. Of the major-related courses that fit your degree plan, one's 9:30-10:50 TR and another's 3:30-4:50 TR with a 5:00 R lab - since they're all for the same major, odds are good they're all in the same building. (Call it Building 405.) You also need a life science and see a biology course two buildings over (5-min walk; call it Building 502) 11:00-12:20 TR with a 5:00 T lab. You're feeling confident with these courses, so you decide to take two gen-eds as well - and since there's 5000 sophomores needing these course, there are a LOT of offerings all over campus. A bit of research and you land an 8:00-9:20 TR History class in Building 303 (5-min walk from 405, 10-min walk from 502) and a 12:30-1:50 TR English class in Building 710 (8-min walk from 502 and distant from all others). So now you have a solid block of classes from 8:00 AM to 1:50 PM and another from 3:30 PM until 8:00 PM. 710 is quite a ways from 405, but you've got over an hour and a half to eat lunch and make it to the next class. If you drive, it's easy to get a parking pass for a lot near Building 405 (since that's your major), so your day starts and ends near where you're parked. Two 12-hour days, yes, but a 17-hour course load and (excepting your lunch break) you're never more than 5 minutes from your next class. (I've done 20-hour semesters, packing snacks and skipping lunch, using this method - all while staying on the Honor Roll.)
Agreed. My most efficient semesters were when I could knock out all my classes in the morning and then could go back home and nap before doing homework, chores, or video games. I also enjoyed semesters where I could put all the classes on Monday Wednesday Friday and didn't have to commute to the campus on Tuesday Thursday.
If only we could actually choose our class scheds. Here in fhe Philippines, from elementary all the way to college, your classes starts at 7 am. In my elementary days, flag ceremony starts at 7, class starts at 8, then class ends at 4. JHS starts at 1pm, ends at 7pm, SHS starts at literal 6 in the freaking morning, and ends at 1 p.m. Now my college days, schedules are also fixed, from Monday - Friday, classes starts at 7:30 am and ends at 4 pm. It's SOOOOO draining especially when even minor subjects also have 4 hour classes and the only breaks you get is Lunch Break.
In U.S. colleges/universities, you “sign up”/register for the specific classes you decide on, based on your major/minors and interests (and based on what your advisor says), which includes different available class times/periods (some classes have evening times, some have morning times, some have afternoon times and some only have one specific time). It’s to give more flexibility to students’ and prof’s personal schedules (like with their jobs outside of school and extracurricular activities), and so no one class gets extremely overcrowded. Plus, there are hundreds, if not thousands of different classes to choose from, so it doesn’t make sense for everyone to be in the same ones, although most colleges still have some classes they require for everyone (core classes like a more general history or general standard math course)
I’m in college and it’s fine for me lol, but that’s because I’m a morning person and get out in the earlier afternoon as a result, so I will still have a lot of time to do whatever I need (which includes naps when necessary), and because I have a lot more to do for and not for school in the mid-afternoon-evening (including work). I also take the bus, so I have to get up around 6-6:30 to make it to 8 AMs. But I also try to go to bed early enough as often as possible.
But yeah there’s a lot of dissonance in the comments from high schoolers, who don’t realize college classes are longer and heavier and you’re walking around a lot more
Actually early classes are bomb because a certain percentage of the class had to pass and like this Friend most don't show up and fail helping your chances of more one on one time and passing
I would 100% do 8am classes because as you get older your sleep cycle gets to wake up earlier and you don’t “need” as much sleep. If I can handle waking up at 5 I can def do this and have the rest of the day after.
If u wake up at 6:30 every morning and go to bed ad 10:30 at night it is not so hard.. but going to bed early can be hard when u energy is not done.. In my college days i ended up going to bed at 12:30 the earliest.. even when the alarm was set at 6. i can do this for 2-3 days but the 4th im out of energy.
@@larsvegas1505 That’s so true. I’m glad it’s working for the original comment but it really doesn’t work for everyone🥲 Just like calories, every person has a different need of rest time to function.
been there, done that. I've tried this multiple times and found out that it simply doesn't work with how college life is, trust me (take into account that unlike other people, I have the disciple necessary to sort this out, but simply doesn't work)
I would say this varies depending on habit. Personally I saw strong boosts in my GPA with morning courses because I could use the remainder of my day for studying. Could go to sleep at a decent hour as well most nights. I guess it depends on your discipline.
I’m a morning person, so early classes were really great for me as it gave me more time in the evening for recreation. It’s also really nice to be done with school by noon some days.
Depending on how you are used to work and etc. pick a class time where you are the most productive… I had afternoon and night classes and they were the most draining to go to… my early morning classes were what I prefer more, I become more productive when I have something scheduled to work on in the morning and it stretches till the afternoon. So in the end pick a class time you very much prefer
I like waking up early and getting class done, then spending the day reflecting on what i learned and spending rhe afternoon doing notes. Then do clubs throughout the day.
This varies per person. For me, I like getting my classes done in the morning. 8-9 AM is not an issue if you go to bed earlier. Sleeping at 10 and waking up at 7 is the same as sleeping at 12 and waking up at 9. With this approach, your classes are done by 12-1, earlier if you’re lucky. Then you have afternoon-evening to work. And evening-night for free time.
Exactly what I do. Go to sleep at 11:45 wake up at 7-8 and be in class at 9am. Then I’m done by 12, go to work at 1:30. Finish work at 4:30 then I study/ do hw/ hangout etc.
@@tracy_cakkes When i went i had to wake up at 6, get a bus on 6:45 that was 20 minutes bike ride... be at campus around 8:30... study.. get back around 18:30.. have dinner.. do some homework.. then also do some work from 19:30 till about 23:30 (2 times per week and full day on saturday). Hang out a bit untill about 1 am.. then the alarm went again about 6.. i was dead most of the time.. on sundays i slept in every week.. didnt have much fun.. no time. I was so happy when i finally graduated that it was done. It was 5 hours of traveling every day (probably even 6).. If i had to do it again id just move closer.
I pretty much have no choice but to sign up for 8 am classes so that I get full units/load every semester so that I graduate on time. It's not that much of a hassle since my house is just near the uni I go to
if you are a senior going into college, just know that this is unironically really good advice. it seems obvious now, but it won’t be so obvious when it’s said and done
Sign up for an online university like Liberty. It’s way cheaper, you get access to counselors that will always pick up the phone and help you with everything from picking your major to putting the right classes on your schedule. Then you just do the work from a computer on your own time. No mandatory lectures, just do the work. 2-3 classes every 8 weeks. I never would have finished my degree without accredited online university.
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my mom is fine thankfully 🙏🙏
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Yippee
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Don't step on any more cracks now
Thank god I got scared 😥
Bro went from teaching us how to get into college to teaching us how to save our mental and physical health.
in college
Why does this have 1k likes and just 1 reply?
Blud does beter job then School system
and our relationships
You can't adequately maintain knowledge with poor mental health, you'll learn significantly more with this approach.
He broke his mom’s back by stepping on that crack 😢
😂😂😂
I came to the comments just for that😂😂
Dw, it was'nt a crack
@@71FMBY are you blind?
@@fortress_playzy344 nah, those are lines, they're built like that, Cracks happen because something heavy, or something puts preasure in a certain point, or anything to form a crack. That isn't a crack.
When you have classes in the afternoon it feels like you don't have time for anything else 😢
I AM scared of that
you really need to find whats fit for you, are you a morning/busy person. Morning classes. Do you struggle with mornings, afternoon/night classes although afternoon might be the best choice. Just move yr studying/gym to the morning hours.
I mean, you either have to: wake up early (you'll likely won't sleep in the afternoon), lose the morning to college and the night to the rest but have the afternoon; use the afternoon for college and either sleep in the morning or the night and win the other one for personal use; or whatever do people who sign up for night classes do. In any case, you use a third of the day to work and another third to rest, so it comes down to what third do you like the most for personal use
Because you won’t. Middle of the day classes are awful unless if you’re stacking a day or two. Morning is best but night is better than middle of day
All my friends have work so it works for me
*Bold of you to assume we get options for different times for classes💀🗿*
Literally just said that😂
yeah it's india 🙂🙂we don't get that privilege 💀
Where do you get to decide when your classes are and why would any student choose morning classes?
@@elijahknox4421 For example, A Chem professor has 3 classes: at 8:00am, 10:00am and 12:00pm. Why wouldn't a student pick a class at 8:00 am?
@@shwanmirza9306 because it's in the morning and students don't really like to be out of bed in the morning. But why would the professor have 3 classes and let you choose which one to go to?
"Don't sign up for 8AM lectures"
Me in high school having to leave the house at 6:30 AM
But at the same time there would be a lot of work to do so not much sleep/ Also HIGH SCHOOL? I HAD TO WAKE UP AT 6:10 AM IN PRIMARY SCHOOL
@@idi0t_enzaahem, i woke up at 5:30am
I have to wake up at 4:10am ehm...
And I have to wake up at 5 a.m........ since 1st grade
Me too 4 am have an extra tuition
Take the better professor over the better time slot. You’ll thank yourself for it.
How would one find out though
@@Howardtheone ratemyprofessor is a site that contains reviews of professors written by current and previous students.
A good metric to determine if a prof is good is if a student who got an average/slightly below average grade still gave them a good review. If a student got a good grade in the class but still gave a bad review then that prof is probably hot garbage.
You can also ask around in person for opinions from your peers.
@@Howardtheone ask your seniors
@@crisp4901how do you know the seniors if you’ve never been at that school? Genuine question…
@@Howardtheone There are websites like rate my teacher, or student forums you can ask. Starting your second semester, once you've signed up for clubs and stuff, you can also ask seniors if they've ever had professor so-and-so and what they thought about them
My favorite 'cheat code' for college: Schedule ALL your classes for Tuesdays and Thursdays. The only 'catch' is to pay close attention to *where* the classes are being held - lock down the must-have courses (usually related to your major) first, then it's fairly easy to find gen-ed courses to 'connect' the others. (If you're lucky, you can sometimes get ALL your courses in the same building.) This is fairly easy to do with a 12/13 hr course load, and doable with a 15-18 hr course load - 9:30 AM to 5:00 PM for lectures, with evening labs on Tuesdays and/or Thursdays.
This pays off multiple ways:
1 ) This leaves Wednesdays completely clear as homework/study days. This works particularly well as most TR courses have all tests/quizzes on Thursdays:
~ The Tuesday lectures are still fresh in your mind when doing your homework on Wednesdays
~ Your Wednesday homework is still fresh in your mind when taking tests/quizzes on Thursdays
2 ) If you live a ways from campus, this also means you're only commuting two days per week (saving money on transportation, particularly vs classes spread over five days). This is doubly effective as living either on or near the campus tends to be expensive - you can save a bundle just by living a bit further away from the campus.
3 ) If you decide to work while in college, you have Friday through Monday completely clear - the four days most entry-level employers have the highest demand for. Depending on the type of job, some employers even pay a premium for people who can work weekends. (And jobs are everywhere, so you can likely walk to work even if you commute to classes.)
So basically:
.Get your lecture (that's related to your major) in the midweek
.Get the lecture in the same building (if possible)
.Do your homework between those two days
.Work on the weekends
.Profit, understand 100%
@@tukangparkir297 Let's say you're one of 5000 sophomores, and probably one of only 100 sophomores in a particular major. Of the major-related courses that fit your degree plan, one's 9:30-10:50 TR and another's 3:30-4:50 TR with a 5:00 R lab - since they're all for the same major, odds are good they're all in the same building. (Call it Building 405.)
You also need a life science and see a biology course two buildings over (5-min walk; call it Building 502) 11:00-12:20 TR with a 5:00 T lab.
You're feeling confident with these courses, so you decide to take two gen-eds as well - and since there's 5000 sophomores needing these course, there are a LOT of offerings all over campus. A bit of research and you land an 8:00-9:20 TR History class in Building 303 (5-min walk from 405, 10-min walk from 502) and a 12:30-1:50 TR English class in Building 710 (8-min walk from 502 and distant from all others).
So now you have a solid block of classes from 8:00 AM to 1:50 PM and another from 3:30 PM until 8:00 PM. 710 is quite a ways from 405, but you've got over an hour and a half to eat lunch and make it to the next class. If you drive, it's easy to get a parking pass for a lot near Building 405 (since that's your major), so your day starts and ends near where you're parked.
Two 12-hour days, yes, but a 17-hour course load and (excepting your lunch break) you're never more than 5 minutes from your next class. (I've done 20-hour semesters, packing snacks and skipping lunch, using this method - all while staying on the Honor Roll.)
"Jobs are everywhere" My ass
Top level advice 😊
Thanks! Except for the job part. That one's a no no in my place
Imagine being able to choose what time classes you have instead of getting forced to come to uni everyday from 8-5 with barely any breaks
Better hope you suddenly get rich and or famous or that you're gonna use your degree for something that isn't a 9 to 5 then 😅
@@Pokemaster-wg9gx yea I really do ☠️🙏
@@343JustMewhat uni is this ?
@@leithguelmami8626 practically every university in indonesia, its glorified school if you take a course as intensive as computer science
@@343JustMeIT>CS trust me✅
I would sign up for 8am classes, bro. you went to your uni in the morning, and then the rest of the day is free to do whatever you want to
I agree, plus you'll have more time to have a job
I did the same in college but unfortunately I spent my whole afternoon sleeping cuz the college is just wayyy far
A long journey 😢
Agreed. My most efficient semesters were when I could knock out all my classes in the morning and then could go back home and nap before doing homework, chores, or video games.
I also enjoyed semesters where I could put all the classes on Monday Wednesday Friday and didn't have to commute to the campus on Tuesday Thursday.
I don't want to go sleep deprived to school, best to do the important things early than after u have gone through hell at college.
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If only we could actually choose our class scheds.
Here in fhe Philippines, from elementary all the way to college, your classes starts at 7 am. In my elementary days, flag ceremony starts at 7, class starts at 8, then class ends at 4. JHS starts at 1pm, ends at 7pm, SHS starts at literal 6 in the freaking morning, and ends at 1 p.m.
Now my college days, schedules are also fixed, from Monday - Friday, classes starts at 7:30 am and ends at 4 pm. It's SOOOOO draining especially when even minor subjects also have 4 hour classes and the only breaks you get is Lunch Break.
If you’re going into college please take these advice seriously. It’s a very important 4 years so plan ahead like you would for a road trip
Meanwhile in France : 8am to 5pm, Monday to Friday. What do you mean "sign up" ? You get all the classes.
In U.S. colleges/universities, you “sign up”/register for the specific classes you decide on, based on your major/minors and interests (and based on what your advisor says), which includes different available class times/periods (some classes have evening times, some have morning times, some have afternoon times and some only have one specific time). It’s to give more flexibility to students’ and prof’s personal schedules (like with their jobs outside of school and extracurricular activities), and so no one class gets extremely overcrowded. Plus, there are hundreds, if not thousands of different classes to choose from, so it doesn’t make sense for everyone to be in the same ones, although most colleges still have some classes they require for everyone (core classes like a more general history or general standard math course)
But yeah, honestly speaking, that sounds like it sucks and awfully inflexible
Sir are you still in high school? Or are you vastly misunderstanding your college?
@@Pokemaster-wg9gx I graduated 10 years ago. It's possible things have changed since then.
No no , universities in France are still in this shitty state
Sometimes you even get 8am-6pm with one hour lunch, bruh
This literally describes my first year experience at Yale😂 I go to Gheav so much at 3 in the morning that they know my order without a word
I thought bro was boutta say “So, you step foot on a crack”
Bold of you to assume I will even make out alive in high school
😂😂
😂😂
as opposed to making out dead?
I was able to come out of high school alive
no offense but college is much more difficult
high school was easier
Lolll. But for real, I'm sure you will do just fine, I believe in you!
Broooo he stepped on the crack .He broke his moms back and gave his dad a heart attack
no he stepped on a line and broke his papa's spine
he stepped on a mine and lost his life
bro got his bars from mars
I thought you had to leave your sandals backwards for this to happen
Notice how the ones who say “8am is fine” are the ones who aren’t in college yet.
I’m in college and it’s fine for me lol, but that’s because I’m a morning person and get out in the earlier afternoon as a result, so
I will still have a lot of time to do whatever I need (which includes naps when necessary), and because I have a lot more to do for and not for school in the mid-afternoon-evening (including work). I also take the bus, so I have to get up around 6-6:30 to make it to 8 AMs. But I also try to go to bed early enough as often as possible.
But yeah there’s a lot of dissonance in the comments from high schoolers, who don’t realize college classes are longer and heavier and you’re walking around a lot more
8 am is fine. ( I’m in my final year of university)
@@theheadguy1212
May I inquired your proximity to your university?
I just finished my junior year. 8 AMs are fine if you are responsible.
I knew that first scene would be the entire comment section immediately.
Why?? Can u explain?
@@Lover__of__Life he is stepping on a "crack" it was a meme i think if you step on a crack you break your mothers back
Bro already made his first mistake when he walked in😭😭💀
how?
He stepped on a crack and broke his mothers back😂😂
@@siddhesh1431 ohhhhhh
I’m glad I’m not the only one who noticed that lol, I kinda cringed when he stepped on the crack 😭
Actually early classes are bomb because a certain percentage of the class had to pass and like this Friend most don't show up and fail helping your chances of more one on one time and passing
Interesting, what university is this? I never heard of such a rule in any university I know of.
@@anonymousstacker2044 community college
I though he was gonna say ”step on the crack”
please never quit. I need you when i get to college
I would 100% do 8am classes because as you get older your sleep cycle gets to wake up earlier and you don’t “need” as much sleep. If I can handle waking up at 5 I can def do this and have the rest of the day after.
If u wake up at 6:30 every morning and go to bed ad 10:30 at night it is not so hard.. but going to bed early can be hard when u energy is not done.. In my college days i ended up going to bed at 12:30 the earliest.. even when the alarm was set at 6. i can do this for 2-3 days but the 4th im out of energy.
For me i will (and i am) miss the morning classes then attend extra classes at the end of semester to compensate those lost attendence
@@larsvegas1505 That’s so true. I’m glad it’s working for the original comment but it really doesn’t work for everyone🥲 Just like calories, every person has a different need of rest time to function.
been there, done that. I've tried this multiple times and found out that it simply doesn't work with how college life is, trust me (take into account that unlike other people, I have the disciple necessary to sort this out, but simply doesn't work)
@@gustavovicente9782 well the thing is, I don’t mind waking up at like 7
"Step on a crack, break your momma's back." Well I guess she ain't gon' be paying for my meals now...
hey
@@EnergeticSpark63 Que? What?
Atleast you get the inheritance… if not that random cousin you hate… speaking from experience…
In some countries where we speak spanish, we messed with "if you step on a crack you are gay"
You gave the solution to every problem except what our backup for food is. What’s secondary to swipes?
I didn't understand why not morning classes i got used on waking up at 6:00 in the morning so it's better for me 😊
Gohar is the definition of 3am motivation
Fax
How fast are you at cubing
Like 20 second average
Y'all are so lucky that you get to choose your lecture timings
That's usually for courses that aren't high level. Sometimes there's one course that's only offered once a year and there's only like one section.
Exactly. If its too early, I cant sleep well and when its too late I want to sleep.
I'm glad I'm not the only one who noticed him breaking his mom's back
Never knew Gohar was a cuber, +100 respect fr💯
Fr though, nice to see another one here
R U R' F' R U R' U' R' F R U2 R'
Lol I was pausing to see what cube that was I figured out it was gan
Yea it was an RS
yeah it looked like a GAN 356 M or RS
If you have the drive to take 8 am classes they arent that bad tbh
I would say this varies depending on habit. Personally I saw strong boosts in my GPA with morning courses because I could use the remainder of my day for studying. Could go to sleep at a decent hour as well most nights. I guess it depends on your discipline.
He stepped on the line of death😭😭😭
Bro stepped on a crack on the first day of college 😂😂
What's wrong with it?
@@user-ss7ov3en1n apparently it’s bad luck
I’m a morning person, so early classes were really great for me as it gave me more time in the evening for recreation. It’s also really nice to be done with school by noon some days.
Myself and the rest of the cubing community is going nuts, Gohar's a cuber!!!
Depending on how you are used to work and etc. pick a class time where you are the most productive… I had afternoon and night classes and they were the most draining to go to… my early morning classes were what I prefer more, I become more productive when I have something scheduled to work on in the morning and it stretches till the afternoon. So in the end pick a class time you very much prefer
rip his mom's back💀
If I sign up for 8AM classes, chances are I oversleep them and make the afternoon classes 😂
I can’t make myself believe that this dude has an actually clean pair of Blazers
I am going into high school and have a feeling that these videos will really help me as a student and when I go to college
Bro really began by stepping in the middle of the line. Unacceptable
Bro got a gan rs cube
As a speedcuber, it makes me happy
gan rs is one of the worst cubes i have ever bought
The quality of these contents are so amazing. I mean please gohar post more of thesee
Big mistake… he stepped on a crack😂
Glad to see I’m not the only one outraged by the crack at the beginning
first mistake was stepping on that crack.
The amount of times he's had to buy McDonald's is crazy 😂
Bro stepped on a crack in the sidewalk, that’s 12 years bad luck.
This guy is gonna carry me through college and high school 😭
Made a special collage Playlist for my future collage even though I'm 11. Your videos help alot thx
I like waking up early and getting class done, then spending the day reflecting on what i learned and spending rhe afternoon doing notes. Then do clubs throughout the day.
This is a really good tip and advice. Honestly, it’s amazing.
Cant believe he broke his mother's back at the start
Bro stepped on a crack 💀
I hate afternoon classes so much because then I won’t wake up until right before that class and get nothing done the entire day
thanks, this is actually cool advice.
This felt WAY too real. Listen to bro trust me 😭
First guy is basically every highschooler
Bro thinks we have choices 😂😂
He stepped on a crack in the first 2 seconds
Bro just broke his moms back in the first 2 seconds of the video 😭🙏
This varies per person. For me, I like getting my classes done in the morning. 8-9 AM is not an issue if you go to bed earlier. Sleeping at 10 and waking up at 7 is the same as sleeping at 12 and waking up at 9.
With this approach, your classes are done by 12-1, earlier if you’re lucky. Then you have afternoon-evening to work. And evening-night for free time.
Exactly what I do. Go to sleep at 11:45 wake up at 7-8 and be in class at 9am. Then I’m done by 12, go to work at 1:30. Finish work at 4:30 then I study/ do hw/ hangout etc.
@@tracy_cakkes When i went i had to wake up at 6, get a bus on 6:45 that was 20 minutes bike ride... be at campus around 8:30... study.. get back around 18:30.. have dinner.. do some homework.. then also do some work from 19:30 till about 23:30 (2 times per week and full day on saturday). Hang out a bit untill about 1 am.. then the alarm went again about 6.. i was dead most of the time.. on sundays i slept in every week.. didnt have much fun.. no time. I was so happy when i finally graduated that it was done. It was 5 hours of traveling every day (probably even 6).. If i had to do it again id just move closer.
Man as if I could choose if they were afternoon…
dawg this is literally my life story… idk how he got everything so perfectly
I pretty much have no choice but to sign up for 8 am classes so that I get full units/load every semester so that I graduate on time. It's not that much of a hassle since my house is just near the uni I go to
why is the first thing i noticed is that you stepped on a crack
Mate im beyond a night owl at this ponit. Those 7:00 pm classes be looking tasty
afternoon classes are a nightmare
if you are a senior going into college, just know that this is unironically really good advice.
it seems obvious now, but it won’t be so obvious when it’s said and done
Jit broke his mother's back no wonder she's upset.
Last semester I had classes from 7am to 6pm 😂, you just gotta keep it consistent, waking up early is hard but it's possible.
I needed this in January bro. Learned the hard way never take morning classes.
HE STEPPED ON A CRACK!
He just stepped on a crack...
7 pm sounds like the coolest hour to start school
Early classes can clutch up lol i could not possibly will myself to go to school in the afternoon
Can’t sign up for afternoon classes when your university only offers a class needed for your major at 8am 😭
Bro broke is moms back right when he went to college
My university didnt have an option to do afternoon or morning classes, you started in the moring and ended at afternoon. Set times for each class
8 am is a miracle for me. As a high schooler, school starts at 7:30, so we gotta be there until then.
Sign up for an online university like Liberty. It’s way cheaper, you get access to counselors that will always pick up the phone and help you with everything from picking your major to putting the right classes on your schedule. Then you just do the work from a computer on your own time. No mandatory lectures, just do the work. 2-3 classes every 8 weeks. I never would have finished my degree without accredited online university.
I had no choice but to have half my classes as morning classes
These tips are so helpful :)
On the first day of college, my cousin bought a firetruck costume that made noise and ran around campus
Skool is 4 chumps -Spongebob Squarepants.
This first mistake was that he stepped on the crack 😒
Sometimes the 8am class is your only option if all the spots for the later classes are full.
I would recommend classes that you can guarantee make so that it fits your schedule and you won’t lose sleep 💤
I wish I could sign up for noon classes but all of the STEM classes at my college are only offered in the morning for some reason.
I had classes from 8 am to 5 pm everyday for 6 years 💀
It's good to be up in the morning. What makes a bigger difference than class timing is who's teaching it
My ocd kicking in when he stepped on the crack in the first part
Bro broke his moms back😂😂😂
Totally your friend eating fast food
He broke his moms back in a second 😭
The shoes touching the line of the sidewalk really triggers me😂
Bro stepped on the unlucky crack in the pavement. Fails all the exams.