Why do some teachers assign an overwhelming amount of work to standard classes? Seriously, I have four assignments due today at 4:30 PM EST, and they don’t even open until 3:18 PM EST. Just for context, it’s currently 3:11 PM EST!
My perfect 4.0 has officially come to an end today. This year, my junior year, has been a real challenge as I’ve struggled to balance homework, my job, and personal responsibilities. My grades mean a lot to me, and after managing to get A’s in the first semester, I got a bit overconfident. Many of […]
What’s going on with dual enrollment? I signed up for a dual enrollment program, but I was never informed about the costs involved. It’s strange because I don’t need to take any classes; they just transfer my existing grades for the subject. I’m feeling a bit stuck since I can’t afford the fee right now. […]
Is the National Youth Leadership Program worth it? Is it even credible? I’m not sure how I was invited—I’m just an average student. The payment of $4,300 is due by April 3rd, and the focus is on Crime Scene Investigation & Law. Will this experience enhance my college applications, or is it not worth the […]
It sounds like you’re having a really stressful day! It’s frustrating when teachers assign a lot of work with such tight deadlines, especially in a standard class. Sometimes, they might not realize how overwhelmed students can feel with multiple assignments or the time constraints. It could also be an attempt to challenge students or prepare them for higher expectations later on. Have you considered reaching out to your teacher to express your concerns? They might be more understanding than you think! Good luck getting everything done!