Undergraduate Students!...What is your full time student/part time work schedule like? Work, Class, Study, Free time, etc?

I'm in community college but, I'll tell you about my schedule anyways even though it's different from a

university. For my schedule, I'm a full-time student so, I don't have a job. I want one so badly.

But On Mondays and Wednesday I only have two classes I go at 9am and I get out at 12pm. Which is really good because Mondays are tiring and I'm so ready to leave early on Wednesday since, it's the middle of the week.

On Tuesdays and Thursdays I go to class at 9-10:45 am and get out at 3pm. Those are my longest and most tiring days after I get out of school because I have my other four classes those days because I wasn't able to spread them out. So, when I get home to do my homework. I try to do it in a timely manner so, I won't be rushing to finish it later or be overwhelmed with a lot of work especially if I have a test coming up the following week. So, I'll have more study time and next week. I actually have two tests. A Music theory test and a math test of which, I'm both unprepared for unless, I do some hardcore studying.

I also, take piano lessons only on Tuesdays. That just adds on more for when I come home from school. My schedule may sound pretty simple now but, the classes I'm taking and the way I'm taking them is a bit crazy some would say.

But to give you some advice: DON'T PICK 8AM CLASSES!!! NEVER, You'll kick yourself in the face! Last year, I had 10am classes and IT WAS AMAZING!!! I wish I had 10am classes this year but sadly, I don't. I have 9am classes. THERE IS A DIFFERENCE TRUST ME!

Another one is to buy a planner for your homework because you'll need. Yes, your homework and due dates for projects, tests and quizzes will be on the syllabus but trust me sometimes you just need a planner because the instructor might add something extra.

Get tutoring services if you can! They'll come in handy! When I do have free-time I usually just go on social media like twitter, instagram and etc....You know.