Friday, February 19, 2010
The Weekend
Hey Everybody! How are you all doing? I am doing pretty good on this fine Friday morning, and wow is my computer just buzzing with things to do! I tell you what, it is SO strange only having class 2 nights a week (technically only one night the past 2 weeks!) and it feels like I hardly have put any "In-Class" effort so far this semester. Yeah I have read numerous pages, chapters and articles here at home, but it just isn't the same. As of today, I have 20 days until my spring break and only 76 days until my semester is over <-- the 76 days figure could actually be lower, depending on when my finals are.
Bottom-line, this semester is F-L-Y-I-N-G. I am already 6 weeks done with less than 3 weeks before I have over a week off (over a week off because my last class during the week is a wednesday, therefore I am on spring break from Thursday Mar 11 - 21st) Today is a busy day, I am going to register for my first 5-week summer session course that begins May 17th. That class is Process Analysis and Cost Management. AKA my last required accounting course that I will take. In case you didn't read the about me above in my blog or my post, I was an accounting undergraduate student. Another reason why I am actually in graduate school is to earn my 150 credit hours, so that I may sit for my CPA exam. But anyways, I actually am going to take ANOTHER 5-Week summer course after that one is over called: Management of Operations. It is funny because both of these courses I have basically already have taken at an undergrad level, the first being similar to Cost Management(accounting) and Advanced Managerial, and the latter being similar to principles of operations management. So I am kind of mad that I have to take these courses, but there is no leeway - the University wants their money I guess!!!
This upcoming week: I have my first ever Monday night (8:10-10:40) course for leadership that lasts only 5 weeks, because it is a 1 credit course. Pretty excited to get it in and get it out. I also have an Investment Analysis test over a large amount of material, mostly concerning different types of securities, the markets, how they are traded/bought/sold, regulations, institutions, economic factors and conditions etc., just a lot of material like I said. I will probably crank out another chapter today, as I am following my eHow article on how to study for an exam.
Tonight I will be going to our Beta Alpha Psi and Accounting Association at an Italian restaurant in Akron. We will be talking about the position that I will have with Beta Alpha Psi next year, Vice President of Career Development/Communications, and just have a great time catching up and seeing all the current and up-coming officers. Afterwards, my buddy Mike is having a shindig at his place, so I will stop by and hang out. Well, I am off to the books everyone! Thanks for reading, anyone else have any big plans, upcoming tests, and/or involved in any student organizations? I'd love to hear about it, so comment or message me! Talk to you all soon.
-Lanny B.
Bottom-line, this semester is F-L-Y-I-N-G. I am already 6 weeks done with less than 3 weeks before I have over a week off (over a week off because my last class during the week is a wednesday, therefore I am on spring break from Thursday Mar 11 - 21st) Today is a busy day, I am going to register for my first 5-week summer session course that begins May 17th. That class is Process Analysis and Cost Management. AKA my last required accounting course that I will take. In case you didn't read the about me above in my blog or my post, I was an accounting undergraduate student. Another reason why I am actually in graduate school is to earn my 150 credit hours, so that I may sit for my CPA exam. But anyways, I actually am going to take ANOTHER 5-Week summer course after that one is over called: Management of Operations. It is funny because both of these courses I have basically already have taken at an undergrad level, the first being similar to Cost Management(accounting) and Advanced Managerial, and the latter being similar to principles of operations management. So I am kind of mad that I have to take these courses, but there is no leeway - the University wants their money I guess!!!
This upcoming week: I have my first ever Monday night (8:10-10:40) course for leadership that lasts only 5 weeks, because it is a 1 credit course. Pretty excited to get it in and get it out. I also have an Investment Analysis test over a large amount of material, mostly concerning different types of securities, the markets, how they are traded/bought/sold, regulations, institutions, economic factors and conditions etc., just a lot of material like I said. I will probably crank out another chapter today, as I am following my eHow article on how to study for an exam.
Tonight I will be going to our Beta Alpha Psi and Accounting Association at an Italian restaurant in Akron. We will be talking about the position that I will have with Beta Alpha Psi next year, Vice President of Career Development/Communications, and just have a great time catching up and seeing all the current and up-coming officers. Afterwards, my buddy Mike is having a shindig at his place, so I will stop by and hang out. Well, I am off to the books everyone! Thanks for reading, anyone else have any big plans, upcoming tests, and/or involved in any student organizations? I'd love to hear about it, so comment or message me! Talk to you all soon.
-Lanny B.
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