Yes it would be relevant if I was a slacker or if i had problems with priorities and time managment but I am one very organised person. my time is managed with a schedual. I am not talking mainley of the work load. It is the effect of what you learn and experience at Bible College that affects you on a level you never thought existed. But the work load adds to the experience whereby you have to deal with both the academic side, your involvement with Church, College life, college relationships with students and and so many other issues that seem to come out of nowwhere but originate from what you are wrestling with what you are learning about. The Bible college experience is life changing and character changing and if you imagine what has to happen to a person to have those type of dramatic changes going on, you would understand the effect Bible College can have on a person and how hard it can be.LionOfJudah said:Take this with a grain of salt coming from one of the largest slackers who is passing with above a 3.25 GPA from Ozark Christian college (occ.edu)
No my school is not easier than any other school i have seen or have had friends go to, ranging from CBC (cinn) to St lious Christian, Florida Christian, Laterno (enginering school in Texas that is christian if i remember right), UF (Gators).
All schools and classes have alot of work, i tend to be someone that just has fun and not let any of it bother me. my work is usually turned in on-time and recieves a good grade on it. Fact is if you are feeling overwhelmed it comes down to a couple of things
Time management, and priorities.
Really you can feel overwhelmed doing anything in your life. over the summer for fun, i am serious here, i worked about 10-16hr days and had a social life on top of that, there where times i didnt sleep, it was what i wanted and i was having fun, never did i feel overwhelmed during the summer like something was to big for me to get done. (asst manager for international marketing company can be stressful for some, you should have seen my fellow co-workers at meetings) set your goals and just do it, if you are feeling bible college is way to much, maybe cut down your hours, or even go back to a regular univserity and work up some general education and good study habits there. just my two cents.
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