I managed rather badly[1] -- my grades weren't as high as I'd have liked (not that it matters much, I guess). The light was being three classes away from gradua

I managed rather badly[1] -- my grades weren't as high as I'd have liked (not that it matters much, I guess). The light was being three classes away from graduation and being able to finish up college part time, remotely. I can't say that I would recommend doing it to anyone else. I started the semester off with 5 classes (3 art studio classes, one art non-studio and one CS class). I ended up dropping one studio art class and all but ignoring another for most of the semester. 1. In addition to working and class, there was a period where I was in 6 different cities in 8 different Thursday morning/Friday-to-Sunday night/Monday-morning weekends; Rochester (College), NYC (Home), Chicago (Conference), Washington DC (Stewart/Colbert rally), Providence (looking at a college for grad school) and San Francisco (Work + apartment hunting). This traveling didn't exactly help my focus either.