D: I must be a nerd then XD everyone else is having it easy... ::{goes and dies in a corner}:: I have to go take my SAT's soon too

Tests are easy. Not being lazy is hard.

Here's my classes:

Japanese 101 (Japanese is easy, conversation is impossible because I get so scared)
World Literature 108 (love the teacher, love the discussion, hate the smug assholes)
Freshman Inquiry Course (this class is all about fighting The Man, and it's run by a Bulgarian woman)
Freshman Mentored Inquiry (switched from a shitty one to a kool one)

And all these classes are from 12-3 outside of FMI which is at 4-5 on Mondays and Wednesdays. And of course if I'm not in class and I'm not doing homework I'm doing extracurricular shit...

Applying for a job this week at OMSI, a PR place with admissions, and a day care as a last resort. I can deal with kids but not babies.

I've got to run SNSN, get our arcade to buy an NX machine (post-sale god why didn't I act sooner?), get good enough at DDR to do well at the MN tournament, stay proficient at guitar, manage my one big band, my one medium sized band, and all my little mostly theoretical bands all at once, chat up da ladies, stay friendly, keep making stepcharts, find time to either relieve myself or get laid, own fundamentalists, keep myself clean, find time to drink with my buddies outside of school, manage a facebook account, worship Kyle Ward and chug Roxor dong, same for Andamiro, and stay on an even keel with my roommate.

If that's considered a lot I'd like to know what it is you're going through. I don't want to brag, I just want to see what it is that's really difficult for you, and why you feel it makes you a nerd. (it helps that I have a paper to write on the study habits of the modern student)





Oh and in post script, lol.

My workload is going to get very interesting in the next few weeks:
MATH 326+394 (Multivariable Calculus II and Probability I)
CSE 378+421 (Machine Organization/Assembly Language and Algorithms)
SPAN 203 (Spanish 203 - in case it wasn't obvious)

Gonna be a fun quarter for me, even without absurd electives (lol, 400 level history class for the fun of it).  378's last few assignments are absolutely ridiculous from what I've heard.  Fortunately they dropped building a dual core processor as the final lab after every student failed to get theirs working during spring quarter... well, I heard they did anyway.  Only 5 Computer Science and 13 Math classes to go till I graduate.