- Finished week 2 of "America's Written Constitution" which is being offered by Yale University on Coursera. Professor Amar's lectures are very entertaining and informative. I wish more law courses were taught from a historical perspective since law on its own can be a very dry subject.
- Started the first week of another course. I won't talk about it in great detail right now since I'm barely in the first week of lectures.
- Applied to a couple bank teller positions. I honestly wouldn't mind being a teller. Developing a wealth of finance terms and getting work experience in a position that demands lots of responsibility sounds like a decent career move. The tuition benefits wouldn't hurt either, whether the benefits include college tuition reimbursement or training programs.
- Reviewed some basic calculus. I don't have an urgent need to know calculus, but I want to maintain a working knowledge of at least differential calculus. You never know when abstract background mathematics knowledge can come in handy. *cough*statistics*cough*
- Found a study conducted by Duke University on how employers view MOOCs. I haven't read it yet, but I'll start skimming it over as bedtime reading.
Whelp, now I have to prepare for the next day. Tomorrow's schedule:
- shop for winter clothing (Most "fun" part of the day)
- draft a couple cover letters
- study a bit
- start planning out how I'll seriously prepare for the first half of the A+ certification
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