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martinlematre
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So I've got myself set up for a pretty daunting first year. My courses:
Calc I
Phys Calc I
Gen Chem I
CPSC Programming Engineers
CPSC Engineering Graphics
English I (Actually very hard)
Now I think I'd be able to pull off a decent/good GPA if I sacrifice my life completely...but I don't want to do that. The above is a total of about 21-22 credits.
How can I pull off at least a B+/A- GPA If I want to be able to
1) Go out on either friday or saturday night, not both
2) Be able to get up every morning, go to the gym (3-4 days a week), eat my breakfast in peace and have about 3-4 hours a day of "free time" for books or web browsing or socializing (Everything non academic comes into this)
3) Not have to cram and make sacrifices for midterms unless I personally make a huge procrastination mistake or something?
Just wondering your guys thoughts on someone being exposed to a first year courseload who wants to get the most out of it
Calc I
Phys Calc I
Gen Chem I
CPSC Programming Engineers
CPSC Engineering Graphics
English I (Actually very hard)
Now I think I'd be able to pull off a decent/good GPA if I sacrifice my life completely...but I don't want to do that. The above is a total of about 21-22 credits.
How can I pull off at least a B+/A- GPA If I want to be able to
1) Go out on either friday or saturday night, not both
2) Be able to get up every morning, go to the gym (3-4 days a week), eat my breakfast in peace and have about 3-4 hours a day of "free time" for books or web browsing or socializing (Everything non academic comes into this)
3) Not have to cram and make sacrifices for midterms unless I personally make a huge procrastination mistake or something?
Just wondering your guys thoughts on someone being exposed to a first year courseload who wants to get the most out of it