Obviously, there are some people that I know who are on campus going to classes, they have multiple classes a day and they're getting through it. But for me personally, I have one class on campus a day and I have other things, but it's all virtual, so I don't really know how. I mean, I'm going to learn. It's just the idea of having to learn how to manage my time better is worrying
Niki Ebrahimnejad
@N1kkums · 2:08
Although it might be a debate whether going back in person next semester is slow and steady, change going on to another topic. What classes are you interested in taking next semester or like how has going back in person affected how you been planning your classes? I'd be interested in to hear that. Thanks again for this particular topic. I think it's pretty relevant and going to be a popular one for students
Hey, Nikki, just to respond to your question next semester, I can't believe it's already time to start signing up for classes for next semester, but I'm starting to take more classes that have to do with my major. So I guess it is is pretty exciting. Things are in person, because now I'm finally taking classes that I actually care about instead of just like requirements and GE's. So a lot more environmental science and policy and all that stuff