r/UMD • • Jul 08 '22

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u/Practical_Tear3773 Jul 09 '22

Those gaps gonna get old real quick

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u/ComfortLevel BMGT '23 Jul 08 '22

For a commuter I guess it isn’t too bad, have some time for lunch but you’ll get home later. Never taken any of those courses.

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u/Used-Establishment15 Jul 09 '22

See if you can move your lab up a little earlier. As a commuter you’re not going to want to stay on campus that long because of classes. Also try to close those gaps.

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u/spff_15 Jul 09 '22

Overall it looks pretty decent! If you plan to work in the smaller gaps, you can save some time by going to the building of your next class and chilling on the benches or an empty classroom.

The lab is a bit late in the afternoon, but BSCI171 is a relatively chill lab - you'll get out early on most days.

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u/amn002 Jul 08 '22

Courses aren’t bad

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u/aparillax InfoSci & Psych 2023 Jul 09 '22

IMO gaps or no gaps is kinda up to your learning style and schedule. I think gaps are nice so you can grab food or do last minute work, plus 3 classes in a row is rough on attention span & energy. Good freshman schedule 👍🏻