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The Stages of Taking a 3 Hour Class

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Chelle Ivancic Student Contributor, DePaul University
This article is written by a student writer from the Her Campus at DePaul chapter and does not reflect the views of Her Campus.

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.