Simulations is over

It seems weird to say that is class is over. We technically as I write it is not and won't be over till we get our grades but the class is coming to a screeching halt. I feel as though we just walked into the plain room with the typical desk and blue chairs as we realized we were going to have to take a test the very next time we came to class. I never thought I would end up staying I enjoyed this class or learned anything from it but I did.

Although, I wish I would have been able to take this class a semester earlier because everything in my life with moving and graduating has been crazy I have realized that I did not dedicate as much time to this class as I should have due to all of that. Just because I said I did not dedicate as much time do this class as I should have does not mean that I did not give this class any of my time. At times in the semester this is the class that I dedicated a lot of time to and at others very little I should have tried to find a better balance.

At the end of this class I do not feel defeated as I have twice before in this class. I feel a sense of relief because I have made it through and I feel a sense of accomplishment for getting through the class and the struggles that came with it. As I wrote this blog I remembered the exact way I felt when I was excited in the class, nervous, or even when I felt like I never wanted to come back to the class. As I look back at my blog I can remember that exact day in detail and it helps me remember the whole semester that has seemed to fly by much quicker than I have wanted it to.

This class has taught me as well as our whole class what team work requires inside and outside of the class. I understand how some students come into this class thinking it is pointless and not worth our time because I was one of them but I realized that I was completely wrong. This class is important for all communications majors to have because it teachs us what the real world job maket is going to be like. I also think that other majors should have something similar to this class to teach their major students what the real world job market is going to be like once they get into it.