u/everyonewoo

I am an incoming 1st year in graduate school. It's quite been a long time na rin since I last went to school. I feel like I don't know how to do this anymore lol. Don't get me wrong, I'm really determined to study again. I've thought of this for 3 years before I finally get the courage to enroll. But now that I am finally here, nakakaramdam ako ng anxiety because I feel intimidated by classmates hahaha.

Next week ko pa mameet face to face ang magiging classmates ko pero dahil curious ako nasearch ko na yung iba sa kanila at karamihan sa kanila ay marami na ang practical experience sa field na ito. Meanwhile, I only have a little more than a year of exposure to it. Not to mention, 'yung iba sa kanila ay licensed na or may matataas na posisyon sa work nila.

I know, I should not get ahead of myself but I can't help it. And I think this normal to feel anxious and I assume that everyone went through this also. So, I want to know how ypu guys dealt with the intimidation and anxiety? Maybe some tips how I can make myself feel a bit better. This all will be greatly appreciated! :)

Hi! So I'm about to enroll to grad school this upcoming school year. Part-time student lang since may full-time job ako sa isang givernment agency.

Next week pa ang enlistment ng subjects and hindi ako makapagdecide if anong schedule ang kukunin ko. I would like to know if ano ang pros and cons ng weekday classes (night schedule) at weekend classes. Ngayon pa lang kasi gusto ko na maenvision how my whole week would look like once i start with my classes.

I assume na everyone prefers weekend classes ang pangamba ko naman kapag weekend e baka wala na akong time for other things such as chores and visiting my family in my hometown. Naisip ko rin baka mas maganda na magweekday classes na lang ako kumbaga i-maximize ko na yung araw ko—diretso sa klase pagkatapos ng trabaho.

I don't know if tama ba 'tong plano ko that's why I'm here asking for advice. If you have thoughts about weekday classes vs weekend classes please share naman po. It would help me decide. Thank you!