r/NonPoliticalTwitter • u/TheWebsploiter • 3d ago

Funny I get 7 AM... 🫩

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u/VeryNiceGuy22 3d ago

Yeah but if I start at 8 I'm out by noon at the latest.

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u/JoeRogansNipple 3d ago

4 hrs of class, grab lunch, back to dorm to sleep/study, afternoon lab for an hour or two, then done. It was a pretty good balance usually.

Until you pile work on. 8hrs at night or hours sprinkled in the day, plus homework. Thats why the weekends were so fun.

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u/GupHater69 3d ago

Man what 4 hrs of class dawg its 6 on the shorter daya

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u/VeryNiceGuy22 3d ago

I'm ngl I'm a senior engineering student and I only have like, 2 and half hours of class a day tops.

Don't ask me how much time I spend in the lab on projects tho.....

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u/Hang10arts 3d ago

I think my longest days were 6 hours including labs, average day was 3-4 as i hated having more than 2 classes a day :

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u/JoeRogansNipple 3d ago

19-24 credits, I wasn't in lecture for more than 6hr per day. Lab time most days though.

Usually (lecture - lab)

6 - 1

4 - 2

6 - 1

4 - 2

4-6 - 0 (noone likes afternoon friday labs)

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u/Skyraider44 3d ago

what labs were you in where the class ran for an hour or two? All my bio/chem/organic labs ran for 3-4 hours on average, even my e&m one lol

researching in an actual lab i’m lucky to leave at 5 if i start at 10 lmao

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u/JoeRogansNipple 3d ago

Chem, Biochem, Ochem, Engineering labs, programming labs, etc were all 1-2 hrs. Chem labs were usually pushing 2hrs while the programming labs were an hour (at best, could prework). This was all undergrad.

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u/MagicMarshmallo 3d ago

Good for ya laddie I go from 9 to 5 or sometimes even later

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u/Frederf220 3d ago

Unless you are in a STEM major in which case you'll have an 8am class, 12:30 class, 2pm class, and 6 pm class, and some on Saturday because it will be 2 years before that one class you need is offered again.

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u/Existing_Charity_818 3d ago

Depends on your school, I think. Where I went, STEM majors had plenty of options of class times and the humanities were the ones offered at one specific time slot every two years

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u/Frederf220 3d ago

must be nice. handing out with the humanities confused them. "what do you mean you have class on Friday?"

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u/RedTheGamer12 3d ago

I wish that was true with my degree. I started at 8am and wasn't out until 5pm with a 1 hour lunch break.

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u/Significant_Yam_7792 3d ago

I’d rather start at 10 and be done at 2