The time study showed me a lot. I didn’t realize how much
free time I actually have. I dedicated about 20 hours to working and studying
when I had 30 hours of free time. Also I spend about 24 hours every week
working. If I could cut work down one day, I would have an extra 6 hours every
day to study. Also, Sundays I relax almost the whole day. Because football is
on, I normally can’t focus on anything but it. I plan on cutting out an hour of
football and adding studying into my Sundays. I’m sure I can even cut an hour
off of sleep per night to add to studying. The problem isn’t that I don’t have
time to study, it’s that I procrastinate too much. I set time out every week
for studying and homework, and somehow I never get it done. I try to work hard,
but I get distracted very easy. I try to find quiet places that I can work but
sometimes I still get distracted. It’s something that I need to work on.
Commuting
also causes me to lose hours throughout the week that I wouldn’t have if I
lived at college. I spend about 45 minutes every day getting to school and
back. Which in one week ads up to almost 4 hours. There isn’t really much I can
do about that. It’s just one of the down falls of commuting. I think that
eventually I will be able to work without procrastinating or without getting
distracted. It’s just something that comes with time. Once I get used to the
amount of work, I will be able to get the timing down.
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