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why in the hell is dit taking me 5 million hours a day to do!!! i'm getting frustrated, Brian
Yeah they are very long days. I took it earlier on in my study, thank goodness I did or I'd be exhausted on test day coming soon.
why in the hell is dit taking me 5 million hours a day to do!!! i'm getting frustrated, Brian
Because you are human :-/
Don't worry, I am too. It takes forever.
On the up side, I'm finally on the second to last day of lecturesssss 😀😀😀
I'm spending 6-7 hours on lectures too- but I love the quizzes and I have found that for me it is best to try to be at the library (only place I don't get distracted or take naps) and have lectures started by 8:30-this coming from someone who didn't get up before 10am except on clinic days or test days for the past 2 years. If I start at 8:30 it's early afternoon when I finish and then I don't feel as stressed since I know I have several hours to get stuff done and can still have time to watch a tv show or grab dinner with a friend in the evenings.
Thats the tradeoff of DIT. It's not the most efficient use of your time, but it forces you to methodically get through FA. That is the value added.