It seemed like a simple task when I got started: wake up early, exercise, school, work, then homework. It's so much more than that though. I had to figure out the class hours I would take and when I would take them, what time I would have to get up in the morning and how long could my workout be? It would've been easier if I had an actual class schedule, but I haven't registered for any classes yet, so it's all hypothetical right now.
I ended up talking to a cousin that is going through the same thing right now, and I had an epiphany. I realized that while I was writing down when I could take the classes, my mind was assuming that I was going to work every afternoon. However, I only plan on working 4 days a week, and that made things a whole lot easier.
I also decided to look up my required classes at the community college that I plan on attending. Only 31 hours are required so I did some math, and found that I could do that in a year and I don't even have to be full time. I can take 9 credit hours online this summer and then do 10 hours first semester and 12 hours second semester.
Do you like all the hard work I did? There are 7 pages filled of all my hard mental work.
The only issue I can see with all of this, is that there were no core classes at all. No complaint over here, as I hate English, but it does concern me a bit. That's my only concern though.
I'm sure this post has been boring for you guys, but it's exciting for me. I'm happy to get my life back on track, and I'm happy to be busy again. I'm also really excited to move and see all my friends and family again.
Over and out.
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