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30 Thoughts Students Have When Registering For An 8 A.M. Class

We have all been there.

Melanie Rajpal

Feb 15, 2018

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30 Thoughts Students Have When Registering For An 8 A.M. Class

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Everyone has been there: looking up a specific class you need to graduate only to find out that there is only one class available and it is at eight o'clock in the morning. Here are a few thoughts that everyone has in those situations.

1. So you're telling me that every other section of this class is filled?

2. Maybe I should not have waited so long to register for classes...

3. Maybe it won’t be so bad after all...

4. Would it be a great way to start the day?

5. Sleeping in late is a waste of time anyways.

6. Maybe I would be more productive in the morning?

7. Maybe I can be one of those morning people.

8. Ugh. That means I can’t do my homework an hour before class...

9. Well, I mean... that still won’t stop me from trying.

10. Maybe it would be a low-key class and the professor won't be too hard on us.

11. It’s okay, I can set my alarm an hour before.

12. This building is across campus!

13. I will never be a morning person.

14. It won't be so bad, I would get used to it eventually.

15. Not to mention, I would even be able to get work done afterward. This is a great plan...

16. There really isn’t another section of this class?

17. Do I really need this class to graduate?

18. Do I even really need to graduate? Can't I just fall off the grid and herd sheep in Siberia?

19. It's probably not going to be that bad.

20. I had a bunch of 8 A.M. classes when I was a freshman, and I got through those, right?

21. It's still probably not going to be that bad.

22. I had early classes in high school and I got through those...

23. Maybe I can convince one of my friends to take this class with me?

24. I wonder if this is going to be one of those classes where I need to be there.

25. Yikes.

26. Should I just change my major?

27. Is it worth it?

28. I will definitely regret this the morning of.

29. The lengths I go through to get an education...

30. Maybe I can get something to write for the Odyssey out of this entire experience?

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1. So you're telling me that every other section of this class is filled?

2. Maybe I should not have waited so long to register for classes...

3. Maybe it won’t be so bad after all...

4. Would it be a great way to start the day?

5. Sleeping in late is a waste of time anyways.

6. Maybe I would be more productive in the morning?

7. Maybe I can be one of *those* morning people.

8. Ugh. That means I can’t do my homework an hour before class...

9. Well, I mean... that still won’t stop me from trying.

10. Maybe it would be a low-key class and the professor won't be too hard on us.

11. It’s okay, I can set my alarm an hour before.

12. This building is across campus!

13. I will never be a morning person.

14. It won't be so bad, I would get used to it eventually.

15. Not to mention, I would even be able to get work done afterward. This is a great plan...

16. There really isn’t another section of this class?

17. Do I really need this class to graduate?

18. Do I even really need to graduate? Can't I just fall off the grid and herd sheep in Siberia?

19. It's probably not going to be that bad.

20. I had a bunch of 8 A.M. classes when I was a freshman, and I got through those, right?

21. It's still probably not going to be that bad.

22. I had early classes in high school and I got through those...

23. Maybe I can convince one of my friends to take this class with me?

24. I wonder if this is going to be one of those classes where I *need* to be there.

25. Yikes.

26. Should I just change my major?

27. Is it worth it?

28. I will definitely regret this the morning of.

29. The lengths I go through to get an education...

30. Maybe I can get something to write for the Odyssey out of this entire experience?

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12. When work is not going well.

13. When you skip the gym.

14. When you over think.

15. When you swipe right.

16. When you get a crush.

17. When no major life event is happening

"I don't want to do things. I want to do not things."

1. When your advisor tells you that you should declare a major soon.

2. Seeing the lost and confused freshmen and remembering that was you a short year ago, and now being grateful you know the ins and outs of the campus.

3. Going to the involvement fair to sign up for more clubs knowing that you are already too involved.

4. When you actually do the reading required for the first class.

5. Seeing your friends for the first time since last semester.

6. When you're already drowning in homework during syllabus week.

7. Realizing you don't have the same excitement for classes as you did as a freshman.

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7. Maybe I can be one of those morning people.

24. I wonder if this is going to be one of those classes where I need to be there.

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