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And finally, at the end of the semester when you write "this guy's a dick" on the course evaluation, I will recognize your handwriting and will tell all my colleagues about it.
Damn! I always suspected no matter what was said, you guys got to see the course eval sheets.
2. I have to find some way to keep organized, and I can't see myself keeping track of **** with a pad of sticky notes and a calender. I was thinking of getting an old PDA or something. Can anyone comment on how they kept track of their schedule?
I've got a few last questions about clothing, and considering this is styleforum, I didn't think that would be a problem: 1. I think having a suit would be a good idea, but I've never bought a suit (I'm 19). I saw a couple at H&M for $100 (well, $50 for the pants and $50 for the jacket). I have literally no experience with anything this formal, as I said, but I'm guessing I just go by my jacket size and then my waist size. Do you guys think it would be worthwhile to buy a suit? 2. I think that wearing "styleforum/SuFu" clothes everyday would get a little excessive (and expensive) and people would think I'm trying too hard. My friend said that I'd be better off just wearing AA tees+jeans+slip-ons every weekday so I save my nice **** for the weekend. Good idea? I just can't see myself throwing on a Marc Jacobs jacket over an APC polo every single day
Unless you have some sort of formal function to go to (some Greek events, a wedding, etc.) you won't need a suit until you start interviewing for a job or internship. It's probably worthwhile to wait to get something in case your tastes, needs, or budget change. Depending on how people at Marquette dress socially, you may or may not need a blazer for some things, but I have no idea.
Thanks man. And about registering: I'm done already. Got all the classes I want, too. Prime times also--I start at around 9:00 every day, and I'm done by 1:00. (Those may not be prime for you guys, but for me they are, I get a lot more done in the day). Yeah, I have to take 18 credits my first semester, that's why I have three classes a day.
Dont know if anyone has mentioned this yet, but don't ever schedule a class before Noon.