workload and schedule at georgetown

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So let's talk about the workload at Georgetown University. What does a normal day in the life of me look like? Well, I You can do a lot of thanks at Georgetown University. So this is what a normal schedule of mine looks like. I'm going to put the screen up right over here. I'm pretty busy, but it's not like you don't like it. So I personally love having striking that middle between social life and academic life. I I also have a part time job as a barista at DuPont Circle, which is another place in D. C. You should definitely check out. George, honey, sorry, I have four classes at Georgetown University, so that's twelve credits of three credits, each bridge class. Then I also take a six credit course at Johns Hopkins Sise University. So that's School for the Advancement of International Studies. Johns Hopkins University's graduate school in DuPont Circle is, well, community located. So why do I take classes there? Well, a little known fact is that Georgetown University has a consortium with Johns Hopkins seiss. There's a language that you want to take that is not available at Georgetown University but is available at Johns Hopkins size. Then you could take it there in Georgetown will pay for it, which is amazing. So I take advanced internation discussion classes there. Um, I'm an economy major so obviously in my major in my classes this semester, I have to take two different e concourses. I'm taking econometrics and intermediate micro economics, and I'm also a Spanish my under. So I'm taking a cut the line, culture, art and culture. I'm also taking intro to ethics, which is my last general Ed that you need to do in the college. So the several requirements safe to do based on your school. So the School of Foreign Services requirements are different from the McDonough School of Business or the Nursing and Health Studies School, or even the or even the College of Arts and Sciences itself. What other required classes you have to take, especially for your major. I would definitely look that up on Georgetown's website as well. So another thing that I do on the side is that I'm also a tour guide for Jochen. I also and I'm also secretary for Club Filipino. Not this semester, and I also was part of a volunteering organization called money. It economically disadvantaged students in the D M V area in Spanish. Um, it's not really helping me practice my Spanish in a day to day basis. I would say that if you're going to be, if you're going to go into your freshman year and you're wondering, how exactly do I get clubs? Just go for all of them. You know, go to all of them, see which ones are fit for you. Because sometimes you have an idea about what you want to do when you go to school like I thought I was gonna do, model U. N. But I just have this sweatshirt and I don't do my lun, but it's a cool structure. Just keep your mind open and your options open for other things to do in school. Your son's big enough that you can always find your community is look, thanks.