It's been 1 week since I started college. It has been a little overwhelming, but I'm really starting to get the hang of things! Can't wait to see what the rest of my college experience as well as IS101 will be like! I am currently pursing an associates degree in computer science. I ideally want to transfer the credits from CSN to UNLV after receiving my Associate of Arts in Computer Science.
One thing that I want to get the hang of is organization. I'm beginning to realize how much organization and making a strict schedule will help with my future college experience. I've been watching a lot of YouTube videos which I use as reference to help with organizing my studying as well as organizing meetings with my friends and when I have classes.
Very glad to hear you getting the hang of things for college :-)
ReplyDeleteYes, organization is a key first step! One cannot focus well and be the best as one can be if one has to deal unorganized chaos.
Welcome to IS101-3003, Fall 2023, Manassiya ^_^
We have similar degree plans. I too realize how important organization is when its coming to all my class assignments. I'm sure we'll get the hang of it as the semester moves on.
ReplyDeleteOrganization and planning is very important in all aspects of life. It can make you stand out when people see you as a detail-oriented person. You are smart for taking CSN classes for your associates, since this will save a lot of money. Make the most of it and take advantage of your time at CSN. Best of luck!
ReplyDeleteIt's nice to know that I'm not the only who uses YouTube videos to help with organization and planning in college.
ReplyDeleteI'm in love with your background selection. Also very excited to see where this class will take us. P.S. I'm lowkey excited for the friendly rivalry going on between you and Wayne... all in good sportsmanship.
ReplyDeleteFantastic! Good luck with your studies and yes, organization is vital.
ReplyDeleteI definitely agree that being able to manage your time and priorities is extremely important. This is something I am also constantly trying to improve as having a work, life balance is not easy.
ReplyDeleteI am struggling as well to be organized and staying organized. But I can truly say I am making progress even sometime I have do have set backs. Still try to get back at.
ReplyDeleteIt's my first year of college too! I am also really excited but don't be nervous! I need to learn to organize too so your not alone in how you're feeling.
ReplyDeleteI have a similar degree plan to you Manassiya and plan on transferring to UNLV as well. I know it seems overwhelming right now but we'll get through it. You'll be graduating from UNLV before you know it! Great post, I also love your background!
ReplyDeleteGood afternoon! It's always fun to know other people taking the same path as you. I'm planning on going to UNLV for Computer Science as well but I am taking a Computing and Information Technology degree here at CSN before I select UNLV for CS. I was also taking the Associate of Arts as recommended by the counselor but I changed my mind last semester.
ReplyDeleteI have also been watching a lot of organizing videos lately! It's not only helping how to stay organize but also very motivating. Your background and profile picture are soo cute I love it!!
ReplyDeleteI am in the same boat as you haha! I am trying to get used to the college life too, but in the United States. It's good that you are doing your best to organize yourself.
ReplyDeleteI can relate with the idea of getting used to college life it feels quite stressful with all the time we have to juggle between school, work or personal can quite challenging.
ReplyDeleteI do to agree on organization. It is definitely a big need to have a strict organization ritual/schedule. This isn't my first year in college, but I think its awesome you have learned that so early on.
ReplyDeleteCongratulations on starting college. What a great observation to make note of early on in your journey - the need to stay organized. I agree with you that organization is essential, and creating a routine that you feel good about is one way to hold yourself accountable as it creates dedicated time and space for your studes. I'm sure you (if not already) will get the hang of it soon.
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