I read all the assignments when semester starts, but I don't do them. If I did everything I need to do by Oct, I would be very bored. Fortunately this may not be necessary in LS since everything counts on this one final.shanshan333 wrote:I just have to say... Who are you? Who does this? I tried to get my procrastination into remission, but then I also contracted senioritis which, as you all know, exacerbates and brings on terminal procrastination. I am currently in Stage II, but my senior thesis may be just what will bring me to Stage III: DEATH.slax wrote:I have five papers and a presentation the last week of Feb. I had to get a move on things.
I hate to admit this, but I'm gonna...I'm an early kind of person. I finished reading all of my textbooks before school started. Last semester, I finished every assignment before October ended. I don't know what is wrong with me. I am weird.
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I'm hoping I will grow out of being an a#!. I think I secretly like the rush of not knowing whether I will live to avoid another assignment until the last possible second. It's exciting to think that its WRITE or DIE!r6_philly wrote:I read all the assignments when semester starts, but I don't do them. If I did everything I need to do by Oct, I would be very bored. Fortunately this may not be necessary in LS since everything counts on this one final.shanshan333 wrote:I just have to say... Who are you? Who does this? I tried to get my procrastination into remission, but then I also contracted senioritis which, as you all know, exacerbates and brings on terminal procrastination. I am currently in Stage II, but my senior thesis may be just what will bring me to Stage III: DEATH.slax wrote:I have five papers and a presentation the last week of Feb. I had to get a move on things.
I hate to admit this, but I'm gonna...I'm an early kind of person. I finished reading all of my textbooks before school started. Last semester, I finished every assignment before October ended. I don't know what is wrong with me. I am weird.
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I guess you will like the fact that there is no graded assignments? I just hope my ability to quickly understand things holds in LS or I will be in big trouble.shanshan333 wrote: I'm hoping I will grow out of being an a#!. I think I secretly like the rush of not knowing whether I will live to avoid another assignment until the last possible second. It's exciting to think that its WRITE or DIE!
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Yes, school is verrrrry boring. I wish I could just teach myself and be done in a few months instead of four years.r6_philly wrote:I read all the assignments when semester starts, but I don't do them. If I did everything I need to do by Oct, I would be very bored. Fortunately this may not be necessary in LS since everything counts on this one final.shanshan333 wrote:I just have to say... Who are you? Who does this? I tried to get my procrastination into remission, but then I also contracted senioritis which, as you all know, exacerbates and brings on terminal procrastination. I am currently in Stage II, but my senior thesis may be just what will bring me to Stage III: DEATH.slax wrote:I have five papers and a presentation the last week of Feb. I had to get a move on things.
I hate to admit this, but I'm gonna...I'm an early kind of person. I finished reading all of my textbooks before school started. Last semester, I finished every assignment before October ended. I don't know what is wrong with me. I am weird.
It takes pressure to make diamonds. To each his ownshanshan333 wrote:I'm hoping I will grow out of being an a#!. I think I secretly like the rush of not knowing whether I will live to avoid another assignment until the last possible second. It's exciting to think that its WRITE or DIE!r6_philly wrote:I read all the assignments when semester starts, but I don't do them. If I did everything I need to do by Oct, I would be very bored. Fortunately this may not be necessary in LS since everything counts on this one final.shanshan333 wrote:I just have to say... Who are you? Who does this? I tried to get my procrastination into remission, but then I also contracted senioritis which, as you all know, exacerbates and brings on terminal procrastination. I am currently in Stage II, but my senior thesis may be just what will bring me to Stage III: DEATH.slax wrote:I have five papers and a presentation the last week of Feb. I had to get a move on things.
I hate to admit this, but I'm gonna...I'm an early kind of person. I finished reading all of my textbooks before school started. Last semester, I finished every assignment before October ended. I don't know what is wrong with me. I am weird.
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I did my ug in 2 years effectively, my master in 1. I know what you mean. I can't pay attention to anything that long. Lectures are usually too slow and detailed, all I need to read is the text book/materials, I know how you feel.slax wrote: Yes, school is verrrrry boring. I wish I could just teach myself and be done in a few months instead of four years.
I would relax a bit though, you might not enjoy working for too long if you are always pressuring yourself to finish tasks. Especially if you do it faster than others, then 1. they always give you more to do 2. they expect you to do more/faster 3. when you perform on par with everyone else they get upset. It's a delicate game. I was the victim of this all my career.It takes pressure to make diamonds. To each his own
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I don't mean to say I feel pressure. I do my work early to avoid pressure. But some people like the pressure of waiting until the last minute. For some people this pressure actually makes their work better (like my girlfriend). So to that I say, pressure makes diamondsr6_philly wrote:I did my ug in 2 years effectively, my master in 1. I know what you mean. I can't pay attention to anything that long. Lectures are usually too slow and detailed, all I need to read is the text book/materials, I know how you feel.slax wrote: Yes, school is verrrrry boring. I wish I could just teach myself and be done in a few months instead of four years.
I would relax a bit though, you might not enjoy working for too long if you are always pressuring yourself to finish tasks. Especially if you do it faster than others, then 1. they always give you more to do 2. they expect you to do more/faster 3. when you perform on par with everyone else they get upset. It's a delicate game. I was the victim of this all my career.It takes pressure to make diamonds. To each his own
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But it sounded like you generate pressure for yourself whenever you don't finish early (that's how it read anyway). Sorry if I misunderstood.slax wrote: I don't mean to say I feel pressure. I do my work early to avoid pressure. But some people like the pressure of waiting until the last minute. For some people this pressure actually makes their work better (like my girlfriend). So to that I say, pressure makes diamonds
Anyway, I don't know where you are attending but I will keep an eye out for you.
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Yupp, your girlfriend and I have that uncommon. I wish I worked well with lots of time at my leisure but noooo.slax wrote:I don't mean to say I feel pressure. I do my work early to avoid pressure. But some people like the pressure of waiting until the last minute. For some people this pressure actually makes their work better (like my girlfriend). So to that I say, pressure makes diamondsr6_philly wrote:I did my ug in 2 years effectively, my master in 1. I know what you mean. I can't pay attention to anything that long. Lectures are usually too slow and detailed, all I need to read is the text book/materials, I know how you feel.slax wrote: Yes, school is verrrrry boring. I wish I could just teach myself and be done in a few months instead of four years.
I would relax a bit though, you might not enjoy working for too long if you are always pressuring yourself to finish tasks. Especially if you do it faster than others, then 1. they always give you more to do 2. they expect you to do more/faster 3. when you perform on par with everyone else they get upset. It's a delicate game. I was the victim of this all my career.It takes pressure to make diamonds. To each his own
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Wow slax, you are intense. I'm impressed! If you attend Penn, I must never ask how much you study haha. I always left papers to the last minute and never really ended up editing them...woops! I'll be much, much better in law school though
The only time procrastination really killed me was when I had to miss Marathon Monday (basically a day where everyone gets up at 7 am and parties til noon while watching the Boston marathon) because my gross anatomy lab practical was the next day. That A was so worth it though.
The only time procrastination really killed me was when I had to miss Marathon Monday (basically a day where everyone gets up at 7 am and parties til noon while watching the Boston marathon) because my gross anatomy lab practical was the next day. That A was so worth it though.
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I wasn't much of a procrastinator until the Duke email at the end of October. Knowing I was officially going to law school, and a really great one at that, cued the senioritis. This semester I have definitely logged more hours on TLS than my books. Hopefully I'll get myself back together in time for law school, or I'll be in that 0-5% C range they mentioned in the grade breakdown. (Yes I have really been enjoying my portfolio).achilles wrote:Wow slax, you are intense. I'm impressed! If you attend Penn, I must never ask how much you study haha. I always left papers to the last minute and never really ended up editing them...woops! I'll be much, much better in law school though
The only time procrastination really killed me was when I had to miss Marathon Monday (basically a day where everyone gets up at 7 am and parties til noon while watching the Boston marathon) because my gross anatomy lab practical was the next day. That A was so worth it though.
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Really? I couldn't tell Mine got a little busted in the mail, but I still love it! Funniest thing I've found so far was their listing Philly's proximity to the Jersey Shore as a pluslaw_monkey wrote:I wasn't much of a procrastinator until the Duke email at the end of October. Knowing I was officially going to law school, and a really great one at that, cued the senioritis. This semester I have definitely logged more hours on TLS than my books. Hopefully I'll get myself back together in time for law school, or I'll be in that 0-5% C range they mentioned in the grade breakdown. (Yes I have really been enjoying my portfolio).achilles wrote:Wow slax, you are intense. I'm impressed! If you attend Penn, I must never ask how much you study haha. I always left papers to the last minute and never really ended up editing them...woops! I'll be much, much better in law school though
The only time procrastination really killed me was when I had to miss Marathon Monday (basically a day where everyone gets up at 7 am and parties til noon while watching the Boston marathon) because my gross anatomy lab practical was the next day. That A was so worth it though.
Sadly, I couldn't have senioritis my senior year because I spent it trying to raise my sad, little GPA. Now, I can devote full (non-work) attention to my portfolio!
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I'll get senioritis if I get a Levy It's already starting to set in. But I like being done early because it just makes life much easier. I get to come home from work and just relax, not worrying about what is due the next day. I've never pulled an all nighter, and I haven't done homework during the weekend in almost three years.
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What will you do when there is no homework in law school?slax wrote:I'll get senioritis if I get a Levy It's already starting to set in. But I like being done early because it just makes life much easier. I get to come home from work and just relax, not worrying about what is due the next day. I've never pulled an all nighter, and I haven't done homework during the weekend in almost three years.
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slax, i feel better about being a horrible levy-essay-writing slacker since you're a super special non-procrastinating snowflake
someone make my essay be written/amazing. arghhh!
someone make my essay be written/amazing. arghhh!
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Well since there is only the one test per class, I'll probably just show up to class each day until finals week when I'll glance over my notes from the lectures.r6_philly wrote:What will you do when there is no homework in law school?slax wrote:I'll get senioritis if I get a Levy It's already starting to set in. But I like being done early because it just makes life much easier. I get to come home from work and just relax, not worrying about what is due the next day. I've never pulled an all nighter, and I haven't done homework during the weekend in almost three years.
Side note, I'm willing to bet that that is how the majority of us spent our high school years
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You take notes? Damn you!slax wrote: Well since there is only the one test per class, I'll probably just show up to class each day until finals week when I'll glance over my notes from the lectures.
Side note, I'm willing to bet that that is how the majority of us spent our high school years
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I have this question too. Are the Toll Public Interest Scholar essays out? With my numbers there's no way in hell I'd be considered, but perhaps my WE would sway them? I would LOVE to be in that group.NikaneOkie wrote:all named schollys are out now?
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Toll invites have gone out. But I thought they would be rolling throughout the consideration/application period. They committee probably only meets once a week, so I'd wait until Friday and see. - my guess only.Excellence = a Habit wrote:I have this question too. Are the Toll Public Interest Scholar essays out? With my numbers there's no way in hell I'd be considered, but perhaps my WE would sway them? I would LOVE to be in that group.NikaneOkie wrote:all named schollys are out now?
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Well with all of the free time I have from getting my work done early, I actually trained a puppy to take my notes for me. He comes to class with me and copies down important points. His name is Jebediah.r6_philly wrote:You take notes? Damn you!slax wrote: Well since there is only the one test per class, I'll probably just show up to class each day until finals week when I'll glance over my notes from the lectures.
Side note, I'm willing to bet that that is how the majority of us spent our high school years
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Thanks. I'll cross my fingers, just because that would be so sweet.r6_philly wrote:Toll invites have gone out. But I thought they would be rolling throughout the consideration/application period. They committee probably only meets once a week, so I'd wait until Friday and see. - my guess only.Excellence = a Habit wrote:I have this question too. Are the Toll Public Interest Scholar essays out? With my numbers there's no way in hell I'd be considered, but perhaps my WE would sway them? I would LOVE to be in that group.NikaneOkie wrote:all named schollys are out now?
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I have low numbers too, so that probably barred me from consideration since my app was all about PI. I'm just crossing my fingers that one of these schools at least gets me a decent need-based package. Otherwise I'm major screwed.Excellence = a Habit wrote:Thanks. I'll cross my fingers, just because that would be so sweet.r6_philly wrote:Toll invites have gone out. But I thought they would be rolling throughout the consideration/application period. They committee probably only meets once a week, so I'd wait until Friday and see. - my guess only.Excellence = a Habit wrote:I have this question too. Are the Toll Public Interest Scholar essays out? With my numbers there's no way in hell I'd be considered, but perhaps my WE would sway them? I would LOVE to be in that group.NikaneOkie wrote:all named schollys are out now?
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They told me if you don't have a pot to piss in you could possibly get up to 75k need grants.law_monkey wrote:
I have low numbers too, so that probably barred me from consideration since my app was all about PI. I'm just crossing my fingers that one of these schools at least gets me a decent need-based package. Otherwise I'm major screwed.
I think out of your schools so far Penn may be the most generous.
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Stop trying to make me go to the school of my dreams!!!! But actually NYU has some really generous need-based scholarships from what I hear, so we'll see.r6_philly wrote:They told me if you don't have a pot to piss in you could possibly get up to 75k need grants.law_monkey wrote:
I have low numbers too, so that probably barred me from consideration since my app was all about PI. I'm just crossing my fingers that one of these schools at least gets me a decent need-based package. Otherwise I'm major screwed.
I think out of your schools so far Penn may be the most generous.
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