idk if i should drop/swap my arts degree - laws/arts student first year
i might get flamed on here or told to just suck it up, but i have a love/hate relationship with the arts degree. the tutorials are SHIT. everyone on here is like, you have to attend tutorials! your paying x amount for your degree yadayada! but they're genuinely so bad.
last semester i survived because i actually had good tutors, the work was slightly dragged but i ended up doing well (distinctions). that's why i'm nervous to drop the degree as well.
i have to drive 35+ minutes to go to a tutorial. 35+ mins one way, so that's at LEAST an hour driving - so when the tutorials are just some bullshit , it makes me really frustrated. we deadass just sit there doing fluffy stuff for 1h 45mins, then do something that could've easily been done at home for 15 mins. i want to attend tutorials where im actually learning things, doing work . someone's gonna say on here its because i'm not participating enough, but i can't describe it , it's just not good??? 😭 - and i do try to participate/talk to others.
there's no online tutes either, i'm enrolled in parra south campus but now i have to travel to penrith for a tutorial, it's genuinely the only option. and all my other classes are all based in parra south, i don't even have the option to just make everything in kingswood.
i've had to move one of my tutorials for law online too which is annoying, because i actually like in person for law, but my other options was to drive to campus 4 days a week, or do 6-9pm classes.
i'm just thinking, would i have this problem if i did something like business? i'd imagine they'd have more class offerings/online tutorials. or should i just thug it out for the next 3 years? i genuinely feel so hopeless and annoyed and angry, i always feel like i made mistakes when making big life decisions like this. even my parents told me not to do arts but i ignored them.
the only reason why i didn't do business is because i'm definetly better in english than maths, so i was worried i would struggle with it gpa wise.
im reluctant to do straight law as well because it's less time to network, have to get a job quicker, no 'gpa booster' from the other degree, heaps of people say to do a double, and i don't mind studying, i like the uni experience somewhat 😒
basically the problem is that the tutorials have zero flexibility, and it's a waste of time.
i know, i know i'm gonna get a bunch of people saying that's just the uni experience and too bad. but if any other law students have been in my specific situation, dropping arts, thugging it out, switching degrees, please lmk 🥴