<p>This actually doesn't have that much to do with Computer Science - I love programming. I took Pre-Calculus during my schools winter intersession (5 units in 5 weeks). The class was almost 4.5 hours a day, and I often stayed later to get help from the teacher, four days a week - studying was about 2-3 hours more, more or less, unless there was a test, and then it was definitely more. In that time, I barely even touched programming, which I like to practice whenever I can, because the class was so time consuming.</p>
<p>Long story short, I ended up with an 'A' in the class, barely - The final was last friday, and I basically had two days, and now have to start Spring semester tomorrow. The only saving grace is that my Calculus I class is through a whole semester (although I don't love the 4 days a week part of it, even though it's only 1 hr 10), and that my other classes are Intro to Data Structures, Programming in C, and Programming in Java (these three are long evening classes, once a week). The last three are way more interesting to me than math, and I think I got good professors all around (although I think the Calc one is good, though.</p>
<p>What's kind of burning me out, though, is the turnaround. Worked really hard when a lot of students were enjoying their winter breaks, sleeping in, and I only get the weekend before I have to start again. Lol, I should seriously stop complaining, I know...I'll stop with my rambling.</p>