3. I only have to take two classes | The Odyssey Online
Start writing a post
Arts Entertainment

Summer School Is Not As Bad As I Thought It Was Going To Be

Summer school isn't as bad as people tend to say!

69
Summer School Is Not As Bad As I Thought It Was Going To Be
https://unsplash.com/photos/r2WhdAwJPxM

In This Article:

I thought summer school was going to suck. I mean...it's summer! I could be traveling, but here are six reasons for why I don't regret taking classes during the summer:

1. I get to graduate within four years

Giphy

I was super stressed after I added on a second major last quarter because literally none of the classes overlapped between majors, but now, I don't have to worry.

2. I can take my classes without worrying about the social aspect of it all

Giphy

Socializing is actually terrifying, especially since I'm an introvert. Thank God I don't have to deal with it while I'm taking summer classes.

3. I only have to take two classes

Giphy

It's so much easier than taking a full set of three or four classes.

4. I can stay in the comfort of my own home

Giphy

OK, there are actually some cons to this, but none too difficult to handle. At least I can see my family every day!

5. I feel more productive with my summer

Giphy

I obviously need to sacrifice any opportunity to work full-time or travel, but my brain is still being put to use. Hopefully, this productive mindset will last for the school year...

6. I still had time to relax

Giphy

Since summer school is only six weeks long, I still had a whole month to do whatever I wanted before summer school and stay relaxed like this hedgehog.

That being said, I'm glad that I chose to take summer school, but I also can't wait for summer school to be over.

Report this Content
This article has not been reviewed by Odyssey HQ and solely reflects the ideas and opinions of the creator.
Relationships

20 Things You Forgot To Thank Your Mom For

Moms are super heroes dressed in yesterday's clothing and they deserve an award for that.

1287
family
Facebook

Dear Mom,

You took care of me and my brothers our entire lives and you still continue to! I will not be able to truly grasp all of the hard work that you put into this family until I create my own one day. But, I know that there are plenty of times I forgot to give you a simple thank you or an appreciative smile. I thank you for everything that you have done for me and will continue to do for me. Here are some examples of those times where you had my back and I forgot to pat your back for saving me:

Keep Reading...Show less
pumpkin
Holytaco.com

College is hard. As people ages 18-22, we’re just trying to figure out what we’re doing with our lives, our careers, our eating habits, exercise routines, sleep patterns, and other necessities for adult life. We definitely don’t take proper care of ourselves; it’s basically impossible when we have essays, tests and readings due and somehow we’re supposed to eat right, exercise and sleep. We’re doomed to get sick. I have zero experience in science but when I get sick there are certain things I do to make myself better.

Keep Reading...Show less
Bob's Burgers
Hyannishyball

First of all, there is no shortage of fun when you're together.

And you often find yourselves entertaining each others terrible ideas.

Keep Reading...Show less
Relationships

The Unwritten Rules Of "Talking"

What is "talking?" How does one "talk?"

9172
girl holding phone
NYCPRGIRLS

Now that it seems “talking” is the new way to date, and will stay that way until another idiotic term is used to describe the people who can’t settle down and just date someone, I feel as if it’s time to go over the unwritten rules of “talking.”

Rule 1. Having feeling without feeling.

Keep Reading...Show less
The Stages of Having FOMO in College
iamthatgirl.com

Are you one of those people that gets super upset when you miss out on anything? Well, you may have FOMO, or fear of missing out. In college it’s not hard to experience FOMO every once in a while. You just love doing everything and anything, so hen you have to miss out on something it's the worst possible thing in your mind. Whether you’re sick, have to work, or have so much work to do you could cry – FOMO will hit you hard in college.

Keep Reading...Show less

Subscribe to Our Newsletter

Facebook Comments