Re: Senioritis - Has anybody caught it?
Posted: Sun Feb 14, 2010 4:18 am
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Nope - if you caught senioritis, you would not do any of it. I diagnose you with workoholism. It can be a destructive desease in terms of personal relationships, but it otherwise is very practical.pamcasso wrote:i have too much schoolwork to have time for senioritis
scionb4 wrote:Nope - if you caught senioritis, you would not do any of it. I diagnose you with workoholism. It can be a destructive desease in terms of personal relationships, but it otherwise is very practical.pamcasso wrote:i have too much schoolwork to have time for senioritis
scionb4 wrote:Nope - if you caught senioritis, you would not do any of it. I diagnose you with workoholism. It can be a destructive desease in terms of personal relationships, but it otherwise is very practical.pamcasso wrote:i have too much schoolwork to have time for senioritis
How? Did you send them your first semester grades?Cupidity wrote:Had it first semester, got me waitlisted at virginia
I ED'd to UCLA and got in last semester. This semester, I'm taking two classes on Tuesdays and Thursdays and my first class of the week starts at 2:45PM on Tuesday. My senior thesis is a mess and my professor might murder me, and I would oh so like to drop mock trial in a heart beat.swc65 wrote:OMG I love this thread. I have been so embarrassed about how lazy I feel. I only have three classes. Two on Tues and Thurs. and the third is an independent studay. I have no class five days a week! Somehow, I still cannot find the "time" to get my work done!!!
It is so weird. i have never felt like this before, but I am already in at my top choice law school, I have above a 4.0 at my current school, and so many new video games have just been released!!!
This. I have this tooRagged wrote:lazy.
You and I are DEFINITELY on the same page. Only instead of youtube vidoes, it's clips for upcoming videogames. I need to get my ass in gear though. I want to keep my GPA real high, do well in the plays, and remain in a "working hard" mindset.dannybang wrote:scionb4 wrote:Nope - if you caught senioritis, you would not do any of it. I diagnose you with workoholism. It can be a destructive desease in terms of personal relationships, but it otherwise is very practical.pamcasso wrote:i have too much schoolwork to have time for senioritis
I am definitely suffering from post-workoholism withdrawal and senioritis simultaneously. A part of me WANTS to finish strong in my last semester of college, but the other part tells me keep on youtubing during class and play late night ping pong instead of doing homework.
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okay, that ping pong part did NOT sound cool
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I believe this is a good representation:ogman05 wrote:I have whatever the version would be for the workplace.
A Swift wrote:19 credits. Class everyday of the week. And every class takes attendance.
Definitely this. End-of-contract-itis?ogman05 wrote:I have whatever the version would be for the workplace.
.5 points? holy shit man that takes skill to get it to drop by that much senior year... That's legendary senioritis... Unless you mean .05 points in which case it's just meh. (writing this while in class)Ethan Edwards wrote:Had it last semester, and graduated. I dont remember going to class. I dont remember much of anything, and my GPA dropped .5 points.
Yeah it was .05....I am a dumbass.Ragged wrote:.5 points? holy shit man that takes skill to get it to drop by that much senior year... That's legendary senioritis... Unless you mean .05 points in which case it's just meh. (writing this while in class)Ethan Edwards wrote:Had it last semester, and graduated. I dont remember going to class. I dont remember much of anything, and my GPA dropped .5 points.
I, too, have end-of-workitis and I have every intention of using all of my sick time over the next few months to help alleviate the illness.Lermontov wrote:Definitely this. End-of-contract-itis?ogman05 wrote:I have whatever the version would be for the workplace.
Lermontov wrote:Definitely this. End-of-contract-itis?ogman05 wrote:I have whatever the version would be for the workplace.
e: having an expiration date on your employment is really bad for work ethic... but then I occasionally think about getting fired before I choose to leave, and that motivates me to do the minimum amount of work required to keep my job. But still, it's gotten pretty bad.ogman05 wrote:I have whatever the version would be for the workplace.