“I really like the relaxed atmosphere, I get to focus on doing my own thing,” said economics senior Meshach Narcelles. | Trevor Nolley/The Cougar
“I enjoy the flexibility and being able to stay on top of my classes,” said health sophomore Jessica Trucios. | Ian Everett/The Cougar
“I like the feeling that I’ll be able to graduate faster doing summer courses,” said Anne Renee Corpus. | Trevor Nolley/The Cougar
“Since you go everyday, you don’t forget any information,” said Mary Munoz, a human development and family studies senior. | Ian Everett/The Cougar
“The workload feels like you have more time. My day ends quicker,” said exploratory studies sophomore Jorge Moreles. | Ian Everett/The Cougar
Summer classes have begun in earnest, and despite the campus feeling like a ghost town, students can be found hanging out between their long class hours.
Summer classes tend to have a more frantic pace to them, as students are expected to learn the material in a shortened amount of time. Session 1 runs from June 3 to August 9, Session 2 runs from June 3 to July 3, Session 3 runs from June 3 to July 24, and Session 4 runs from July 8 to August 7.
As to why anyone would take on such an endeavor, the students we communicated with had a wide variety of reasons.
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