The stress for trying to stay organized for multiple classes has been a struggle for me this year in college. One of these struggles comes from a chemistry class I’m currently taking. This class requires a lot attention to detail when working with different chemicals. The attention to detail is the main stressor because it is what consumes the most amount of time. The second stressor is trying to organize the sheets of paper that we used that day to record what we did. This class isn’t really a tough workload but more of a class that everything must be right or else the chemical reaction will go completely wrong. So, when it comes down to the actual content we work on then things start to get a little tricky because there is a lot of chemical equations that are used at different times at different parts of the chemical reaction. Currently there isn’t just one class I’m struggling with.
This other class I’m struggling with is an online class that I knew from the beginning was going to be a hard class just because it is a government class that focuses on an aspect of government that isn’t talked about a whole lot. The class is about part of the nonprofit section of the government. For this class one assignment that was making it difficult to stay organized was trying to find multiple nonprofit organizations that were trying find loopholes in the system. There was this group project assignment where I had to help look up nonprofit organizations in the religious section. The problem I found with this was that my group members didn’t even try to meet up together to work on it. So, it got hard for me to organize my work for this class because there was no motivation to do it. With this lack of motivation, the project was getting pushed back and back until the night it was due were we managed to turn it in on time.