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[s]Goal: 100,000 New Goal: 200,000[/s] New Goal: 250.000

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Saw this advice in a thread earlier this week:

Take your tuition for the quarter/semester. Divide it by the number of hours per day that you spend in class. That's how much money you're wasting every time you skip a lecture.

If I had thought of it this way when I went to college, I would never have skipped a class. EVER.

Ok. Next term, I have 12 hours of stuff per week for 9 weeks. That's 108 hours and £3,000 per term. Soo 3000/108 = 27.8...

 

Saw this advice in a thread earlier this week:

Take your tuition for the quarter/semester. Divide it by the number of hours per day that you spend in class. That's how much money you're wasting every time you skip a lecture.

If I had thought of it this way when I went to college, I would never have skipped a class. EVER.

Ok. Next term, I have 12 hours of stuff per week for 9 weeks. That's 108 hours and £3,000 per term. Soo 3000/108 = 27.8...

 

 

only 12 hours of lectures a week?

 

 

 

Saw this advice in a thread earlier this week:

Take your tuition for the quarter/semester. Divide it by the number of hours per day that you spend in class. That's how much money you're wasting every time you skip a lecture.

If I had thought of it this way when I went to college, I would never have skipped a class. EVER.

Ok. Next term, I have 12 hours of stuff per week for 9 weeks. That's 108 hours and £3,000 per term. Soo 3000/108 = 27.8...

only 12 hours of lectures a week?

That's all my timetable is showing

 

 

 

Saw this advice in a thread earlier this week:

Take your tuition for the quarter/semester. Divide it by the number of hours per day that you spend in class. That's how much money you're wasting every time you skip a lecture.

If I had thought of it this way when I went to college, I would never have skipped a class. EVER.

Ok. Next term, I have 12 hours of stuff per week for 9 weeks. That's 108 hours and £3,000 per term. Soo 3000/108 = 27.8...

only 12 hours of lectures a week?

That's all my timetable is showing

 

 

really?

 

Can't believe that.

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