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Originally Posted by Jamroll
Yeah, it could be newbie buzz, but I'm really excited about this. I don't remember being excited about getting into my current/previous career. It was more like "oh, makes money, professional, status, sounds very respectable, tick, ok i'll do it".
Whereas this is more "oh this could be really fun, ive never woken up in the morning thinking I really like what I do".
I hope its not just newbie buzz. No, it's not. :n00b:
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After not being in a formal classroom for 2 years I started my first year on a BUZZ. I was so incredibly excited and would tell everyone "i love school!". And then exams happened, and nuked me. Now I'm exhausted, and sick, and exhausted some more. Saturday is the last exam, I could use duas
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Originally Posted by Jamroll
There's about 12 people in the class, I think, all from different fields and background, all different ages. The room is a little small, and 12 is about maximum capacity, so it's a little cosy in there. But now that I think of it, I think 12 is a pretty good class size, especially because a lot of the stuff sounds like it's going to be hands on. The teacher said "this class is really about getting involved. the more you get involved the more you'll get out of it. this is not really a class, where you can stand on the sidelines and watch others." I think if it was more than about 12-15 in a class it would be difficult to do that.
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I think you're really going to benefit from the smaller class, theres a lot more interaction with other students/thr prof, and its generally much more helpful.
While I was doing my taleem course, we had a group session with 8-12 girls, and we'd sit down in the morning/before tafseer and discuss the last days learning and such, and it was always so interesting to hear everyone elses perspective and ideas on things. So yeah, smaller groups are much better. Enjoy!