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had to work full time to pay for school so
I rushed through it to avoid the need to borrow
money. As a result I averaged 18 hours/semester and
graduated in 3 years. This hurt my final GPA
and made getting into a quality graduate program very difficult,
if not impossible. UT's immense course catalog allowed me
to meet basic requirements with topics that were truly interesting
(which I credit with getting higher grades than I might
have earned). For example, I took Astronomy to fill
science requirements and Anthropology courses that were meant for graduate
students as my humanities courses. Because a minimum class
count is required to even make a course stick many
professors allow undergrads in (with fewer required papers) and give
undergrad credit just to fill the room. The two
classes that are MUSTS in my opinion in the Ed
Psych class that teaches you study skills. You are
forced to apply the lessons to your current class load,
which ensures discipline. I also recommend a PE course
that forces you to stay in shape (or the dreaded
freshman 15 or 50 will ruin your self-image).
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