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The Stages of Taking a 3 Hour Class

This article is written by a student writer from the Her Campus at DePaul chapter.

When you look at your Degree Progress Report and realize it’s only offered as a three-hour class:

 

 

 

When it’s finally your turn to sign up for classes and can’t avoid your fate any longer:

 

When you begin to mentally prepare to sit in one place for 180 minutes:

 

When you get to the first class and the teacher thinks it’s okay to hold you over ON SYLLABUS WEEK:

 

How you feel after your first class:

 

When you have a quiz on the second class and you never read the syllabus:

 

When you get to class again and realize that they expect you to sit through three hours all class all quarter:

When your in-class essay doesn’t pan out as well as you hoped:

 

When the class seems to have no end in sight:

When you accidentally cram a whole week of homework into a day:

 

 

When the flu hits you and you aren’t able to stay home from class because you will literally be missing 10% of the quarter:

 

When your teacher assigns homework due at midnight after you already spent three hours in class that day:

 

When you’re two hours into the class and your butt has fallen asleep: This is the only thing you can focus on. Don’t ask me what happened in class. That was during butt – asleep time!

 

When St. Vinnie was pulling for you up in heaven and class got let out early one time in ten weeks:

 

When your three hour class is on Tuesday and have all of Thirsty Thursday for your own whims:

 

 

Michelle is a third year Secondary Education English student at DePaul University that enjoys sarcasm, laughing at cats on the internet, and forgetting to wear her glasses to class.