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3/7/2013 12:51:34 PM
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University Timetabling: Mornings or Afternoons?
Simple question for those of you in university: Do you prefer to take your classes in the morning or the afternoon? Most of my classes are scheduled in the afternoon around 2-5 (however, I do have a class that runs until 9:30 on Thursdays...) because I loathe getting up early - though this diminishes the time left in the rest of the day.
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At my college, classes have 4 time slots: 9:00AM-5:00PM, 1:00PM-9:00PM, 5:00PM-1:00AM, and 5:00AM-1:00AM. You don't get to choose which time slot you get, and I haven't had a class that started at 5:00AM yet, but I find that I am at my best in the 5:00PM-1:00AM time slot.
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I prefer to get up and have all my lectures done, but I still appreciate the breaks in between. Four lectures in a row is not kosher...
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I'm at my most productive (usually) between 10 & 1. So that has always been good for me. However, if you are in a more interactive environment (Tutorial, lab etc) i've always found that works better just after lunch.
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When I was in school, I preferred to have things scheduled in the morning. I didn't mind having classes that started early (8-9). I'd go to class for the morning and then head off to work. I enjoyed being able to get home by 3 or 4 every day.
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Mornings, definitely for me. The commute is the only painstaking issue for me, but that only occurs on the way to university during that dreaded 7-9AM rush.
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Middle of the day. Early morning is absolute hell, and you'll probably sleep through the late afternoon classes.
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3 RepliesEdited by Seggi: 3/7/2013 12:56:01 PMYou'll hate getting up in the morning, but you'll also find that you'll skip far fewer classes, in my experience. It's much harder for me to motivate myself to start class after noon than, say, at 10AM.
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Depends. My schedule today is from 9-11 and from 16-20. -blam!- that.
