Yeah. I took some classes after completing a chemistry bachelor’s degree to enable me to apply to med school. One was an upper division physiology class. I real

Yeah. I took some classes after completing a chemistry bachelor’s degree to enable me to apply to med school. One was an upper division physiology class. I realized early on that I had written so many lab reports that the two or three hours before the weekly lab was plenty of time for me to write up the previous week’s findings and not only get an A but have the professor single my reports out for excellence. They weren’t that good, by my internal standards, but if it’s good enough for an A, why spend more time on it? It’s not like writing the report really enhanced my learning. It worked for me, so why not just do it in my midday down time? Class that morning, few hours off, lab in the afternoon. I just scheduled it into time I would have spent goofing off otherwise. Freed up my evenings for more fun things.