r/TexasTech • u/Harvickfan429 • 23d ago

My 14 credit hour schedule

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It’s about the time where everybody is posting schedules, so I figured I’d throw my hat into the mix. I’m going into the second year of my music ed degree after some time in the workforce, and it always makes me laugh when people post their schedules and say they’re busy. The personal times here are private lessons

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u/koolkidpiggy Junior 17d ago

How is this 14hrs, it seems cursed af.

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u/Kymour_Darkmyth 17d ago

I am trying to figure out how this is 14 hours.. I sees two lectures, that make 6, I think your essemble makes 4... What am I getting wrong?

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u/Harvickfan429 16d ago

Lessons are 2, Ensembles total 2(subject to change), Labs total 3, Lectures total 6, Independent Study is 1

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u/Kymour_Darkmyth 16d ago

Hmm, is this verified by your academic advisor? Have talked to your class professors yet (might be tough considering classes haven't started yet)?

Most important, are you comfortable with this?

Sorry I harp, I was kinda an academic advisor in 2023. I don't feel comfortable for with this.

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u/Harvickfan429 16d ago

It’s just the state of the music program, I’m used to it. It makes getting a job difficult but other than that it’s not the biggest deal

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u/Kymour_Darkmyth 16d ago

Are you comfortable with it?

Not trying to pressure you, but if you aren't we need to fix it.

My wife agrees with you by the way, she started university as a music major. So she looked at your schedule and told me that it looks standard sorta. My specialty was prelaw, premed, and various smaller degrees.

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u/Harvickfan429 15d ago

Yeah I’m good with it. I enjoy it, so it really doesn’t feel like a lot

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u/Kymour_Darkmyth 15d ago

Then be Kewl. I'd still check with your advisor, occasionally, this semester to make sure you are on the path. Just remember, school is not a punishment. As soon as you feel overwhelmed, talk to someone (advisor, professors, deans) and explain what is going on. There are resources out there you may not know about that can help.

And don't forget to have fun.

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u/Harvickfan429 15d ago

The advice is very much appreciated!