Re: Sleep deprived
Daysee behna, once again thank you for the advice and the kind words. I really appreciate it. 
To quickly summarise it all:
I’m a Business Admin. student at a local community college. I’m enrolled in a full-time summer semester and it has been very hectic for me.
I have day classes on Tue, Wed, Thurs, Fri and night classes on Mon, Tue, Wed. Then I’ve got work on Thursday and Friday evenings.
So basically I have no time for anything. I haven’t been able to study or get rest at all. The only rest I get is over the weekend when I actually get to sleep 8-9 hours at night. In addition, I only have the weekend and Monday mornings to do all my homework, assignments, reviewing, etc.
I usually like to start studying and making notes (if needed) for the quizes/tests/exams ahead of time (usually a few days or a week if needed). However, since this semester has been crazy so far, I haven’t been able to study much ahead of time.
I studied so much last week for Purchasing & Supply Management quiz that is only worth 5% (or may be 10%) and now the word has it that the average mark is around 50-60% and the highest mark is 70%. Now that has been very depressing. Oh and I’ll be getting that quiz back sometime early next week, so a wee bit of anxiety there.
The upcoming midterm is for Labour Relations and the prof. only teaches using PowerPoint slides. Masha’Allah, he gives a few too many examples and adds personal experiences than covering the actual course material. His slides don’t make much sense and I’m finding it very hard to remember all the different unions that existed in North America and how they evolved and the functions and roles they play…the stuff they can do, cannot do, can get you, cannot get you, etc. etc.
GS is definitely very addictive and I’m usually glued to my laptop & GS while studying, as I find it to be the only solution that sort of encourages me to continue studying, otherwise I’d get bored within minutes and most likely quit.
Oh and this course is going by very fast as the course will only last 2 months instead of the regular 4 months.
So all in all, there’s a lot of material and information to absorb and retain and there’s very little time remaining.
Alhamdulillah, I did get a few chapters (on ppt) covered within the last 30 minutes. Now that I’m totally drained and exhaused, it’s time I hit the bed and continue afresh tomorrow (hopefully), insha’Allah.
Btw… it was great learning about your educational experience and how you pulled it through. I always find examples of how others made it through very encouraing and helpful. :k: