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So work life balance here at UT is pretty easy to manage. Sometimes all of my assignments will fall in the same week. Like, a test in more religions and essay and writing, um, quiz in history. Even on those weeks that I have a ton of stuff, do, uh, I still don't spend much time doing homework. I usually spent, like maybe an hour or two tops on, like my busy weeks doing homework, so it's really not bad. So college is a lot different than high school in the sense that in high school you're going to class every day from like, a m to like three. Um, but in college now, I've really go to class ever. That's not because I'm skipping it just because my schedule's pretty open. I have plenty of time to manage my school work, my social life. I'm also in a bunch of different music group, so that's really easy to manage to. I'm able to work a part time marketing job remotely. I don't like go to an office, but I'm able to, like, take calls and videos and do stuff from my dorm. That's a lot of stuff, and it's really easy to manage because I'm not going to class every day from eight two, five, eight, two, three, thirty or whatever. After our first semester freshman year, you can build your schedule. So I got really lucky with my schedule this semester because I have all, like, afternoon and like, basically night classes. Next, Mr I can build my schedule around what's gonna work for me and be best for, you know, my music classes and my social life and working so yeah, really easy.
