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re: Grades for Week 2 - Posted

TAMMY77077 — Wed, 18 Feb 2009 20:33:44 GMT

HI IM TRYING TO GET ON THAT RIGHT ROAD MY SELF...HOPE TO HERE FROM U SOON

re: Neglecting one class for the sake of another

66bearess — Fri, 04 Apr 2008 16:51:51 GMT

Hi Disney1, thank you for your comment. I highly recommend you contact the University of Phoenix and get some information on their online Associates Degree program where you take two classes at a time. I started my program 18 months ago with zero credits and am within reach of my degree...I complete my program in July of this year. With 18 credits already, you can probably do the same in less than a year AND with the convenience of online classes, you can still work full time, be a wife and a full-time mom.

Like you, I am seriously intimidated by math...but, with no math history (other than high school 30 years ago), I only needed 2 math classes, so depending on your major...maybe you don't need 4? Anyway, please give my enrollment counselor Connie Weiss a call at 800-366-9699, x76378. She can put you in touch with someone who can give you lots more information and even help you enroll if that is your choice. You can tell her that you were referred by one of her students who is in the process of transitioning from her Associates program to her Bachelor program. Good luck! Hang in there...if I can do it, anyone can!!

re: Neglecting one class for the sake of another

disney1 — Fri, 04 Apr 2008 00:06:51 GMT

I have been taking classes off and on for 2 years and still are no closer to getting my associates degree. In order to complete my degree I need to take 4 maths and math is the one subject that makes me cry, I get just sick thinking about it. I currently have 18 credits but I want to move on a little faster instead of taking one class at a time I would like to take at least 2 or maybe even 3 classes at a time. Because I work full time and I am a wife and a mother of two it would not work for me to take that many classes at a campus. I know that online would be best for me but I don't know if there is a online school that I can take more than one class at a time. I am stuck and I don't know what to do next. UGH!

re: Math

66bearess — Thu, 07 Feb 2008 18:58:35 GMT

My sister sent me an email after reading this post. She said:

I, (name omitted for her privacy), being of sound mind (at least I think so, anyway) and soon to be sound body (once I get over this cold)

Do hereby loan the use of my fingers and toes to Anne for 9 weeks (twice). Further, if Anne should find she has to do fractions, I am willing to stand - with other pledges - on top of each other.

Isn't she great!!

re: Math

Victoria — Thu, 07 Feb 2008 15:11:09 GMT

Fractions used to keep me up at night!

re: Math

helenh — Thu, 07 Feb 2008 14:54:30 GMT

Ugh. I hate math too. I know a good part of my mental block is just pure math anxiety, but I accept that math and I are not friends. However, don't be so hard on yourself. You are obviously a great writer - your strengths are in the written word, and ultimately, that is going to count more. Modern technology has given us calculators and spreadsheets to handle math, but it's not as if Microsoft Word can tap out an essay, email, or blog post ... right?

re: Math

karmatakes2long — Sat, 02 Feb 2008 16:22:52 GMT

I would agree to let you borrow my son for the next nine weeks, however I may need him to help me through my math classes! :o)

re: Mindless Rambling

karmatakes2long — Mon, 14 Jan 2008 22:02:28 GMT

I completely understand where you are coming from... getting back into the swing of things is extremely difficult after a two week break.

As far as your son, I can relate to that as well! There was about a six to eight month period that I didn't think my son was going to live through. My son is now 16 and still among the living, so there is hope! I don't think it has a lot to do with your parenting skills, but more with the phase he is going through. 11-13 is a very tough time for kids. They still want to be a kid, but they want to be treated like an adult. They have to find their place and their boundaries (pushing them at every opportunity, just to see if there is any wiggle room.) I'm not sure if it is tougher on them or on us as parents. (My bet is that it's tougher for us!)

Hang in there... it will get better!

re: An Office With A Door?

karmatakes2long — Wed, 09 Jan 2008 19:33:23 GMT

Anything worth doing is worth enduring! Nothing is ever easy, as least nothing that is really important. Sorry to hear that you had such a rough year, but I can empathize. This year has got to be better!!!

re: The Capstone

66bearess — Wed, 26 Dec 2007 06:25:06 GMT

Thanks...

re: 'Twas The Week of Class Finals

helenh — Sun, 23 Dec 2007 01:38:07 GMT

How clever! You rock, Anne!

re: 'Twas The Week of Class Finals

66bearess — Fri, 21 Dec 2007 21:47:49 GMT

Thanks...it was fun to write and I needed to take a break from cramming for finals. It is a true story though (except it was last block, but it fit so nicely to put it into this block since we're heading toward Christmas!). Thanks for the comment. Have a great holiday!! Anne

re: 'Twas The Week of Class Finals

MichelleA — Fri, 21 Dec 2007 18:10:34 GMT

That was wonderfully written! So glad you got that grade fixed!!! I would have been freaking out if I was in your shoes, hehe. Good job!! :-D