My schedule for next semester

This semester has been a surprisingly well experience for me. I will say that mid semester, my motivation went downhill for a bit because taking 16 units can be mentally draining, but I was able to pick up the slack and get to work again. I'm hoping to be able to keep up this work ethic this next semester since I'm taking chem. 

I haven't talked to my counselor since registering for fall semester classes, but during that first appointment with her we were able to plan for my spring schedule as well. This was helpful when I had my second contact meeting with my EOPS counselor because she was able to confirm that my spring schedule looked great and helped me create a Student Ed Plan. In talking to two of my counselors, this was the schedule we were able to produce for the spring semester: 


One thing I didn't go over with my counselors was a backup plan, but I plan on registering for classes on the priority date I was given, so I'm hoping all things go accordingly and I'm able to enroll in these classes. 

Today, I had the opportunity to talk to Gillian and it was great to talk to someone about how this semester has been for me. I feel like it's hard for me to relate to other students and their experiences with the drastic change this semester, because it's been a pretty positive experience to say the least. 

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