I'm taking a brief sanity break to reflect on some statistics from my first year at DePaul. Sure, law students aren't known for their math skills, but this is an interesting exercise nonetheless:
- Students in my class: 250
- Students in my section: 80
- Train rides: 300
- Distance walked from train station to school: 1 mile
- Pages read: 4,500
- Number of pages in my constitutional law casebook: 1,574
- Tests: 8
- Classes per day: 2
- Number of classes I missed: 4
- Classroom where we had 7/8 classes: 805
- My seat number: 21
- Locker number: 124
- Average time per day spent at school and on train: 11 hours
- Average amount of weeknight sleep: 6 hours
- Amount of tuition paid: $18,000
- Cost of books: $1,200
- Cost of each monthly train pass: $105.30
- Beers drank: (Who knows)
- Years left: 2
- Months off for summer: 3!
1 comment:
Valerie, cute post. I just read it today, don't know how I missed it before. Statistics are always amazing when you total numbers (something I learned in Stats class). Have a good (busy) summer with your 3 jobs! Mom (I'm a dork, changed my password in blogdom and don't remember it, therefore, I'll be anon. for a while)
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