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>Were other students just going in and out of there constantly? YES. I didn't learn this until after college but apparently other people were going to office h
by ameister14 5y ago
>Were other students just going in and out of there constantly?
YES. I didn't learn this until after college but apparently other people were going to office hours for all their classes whenever they could. It also helped them form deeper relationships with professors for recommendations.
- notreallyserio 5y agoI never would have guessed people would spend much time with teachers/professors outside of class. If I had to schedule more than 1 or 2 sessions I'd drop the class; clearly I'm missing something and may need to retake prerequisites instead of wasting time failing.
- tomcat27 5y agoummm, a lot of it depends on scheduling conflicts. not that simple.
- fallingfrog 5y agoI wish my profs had made that clear! I always felt like it was a big imposition to come in there and take up their time on what must have felt to them like a trivial problem. I would have been too embarrassed, I didn't want to be viewed as a needy or problematic student.