Don't Fail School Fool

Well, much to my chagrin, I reluctantly learned that my humanities online class ended last week. I planned on doing all the assignments this week. You know dead week when work gets done. However, my class decided to end two weeks before all my other classes. Now, in order to graduate this May I need to have 128 hours of college credit. Much to my dismay, I only have 125 because I will not be passing my easy as pie online course. There is much to learn here. Don't procrastinate, and do not ever take online classes at WVU. They are hard to navigate. They cost 40 bucks a credit hour and you don't find out till half way through the year that you owe them money. You don't have a interpersonal relationship with your instructor, so there is know constant reminders or useful information. Bottom line, be cool and stay in school and go to lectures. I thought it would be awesome and freeing having online classes. Instead they were more of a burden than helpful, and now I am going to have to pay the consequences by taking a summer class to make up for the three I will not be receiving.