I'm currently working full-time as a scribe, planning to take some time off before matriculation so that I can just relax, finish up some research, and wrap up a replay of Skyrim. For people who have done this in the past, did you feel like 4-5 weeks was long enough?
Anyone taking time off before matriculation?
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Not sure what your question is.
Are you an accepted student for the c/o 2023 and trying to figure out how much vacation time you should have before school? If yes, I think 4-5 weeks is just fine. I'm in a similar position and working as a full time scribe. I'm taking most of April and part of May off to travel and see friends/family but I'll be returning to work until mid July so I can have 2 final weeks of free time before school.
Are you an accepted student for the c/o 2023 and trying to figure out how much vacation time you should have before school? If yes, I think 4-5 weeks is just fine. I'm in a similar position and working as a full time scribe. I'm taking most of April and part of May off to travel and see friends/family but I'll be returning to work until mid July so I can have 2 final weeks of free time before school.
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Do you need the money? If yes, work until you don’t. If no, I’d quit soon and just chill a few months.
Yah that's exactly the story. Being indecisive.
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I've been chilling since the end of March lol it's nice! Do it because these will be the last non-stressed months in a while! But, I suppose it depends on if you need the $.
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I basically didn't take any time off because I needed the money. Finished my job a few days before I moved. I felt fine starting med school a week later. Honestly no one else is going to be able to answer how much time is enough for you.
