How to plan a summer “semester” to make the best use of the season

Is that summer semester?

In the current viral tiktok video, the creator of @happy_worldwide suggests re -creating the wonders of the selection of college courses by building your own hobby and summer activities. This is a simple repetition that makes daily activities feel much more intentional and fun. Instead of dragging yourself from the sofa to walk -walk with your behavior or swear you will read a month (only to watch it collecting dust on your table), creating a summer semester gives you a structure that helps you completely take time to take the time for these things. If you are ready to drop your current classes from rolls and bed-rotting, this is precisely how to plan your summer semester.

How to plan a summer semester

If this has given you stress back to school, don’t worry-there are no tests, grades, or wrong ways to do it. All you need to do is ask yourself: if I go to college now, what elective I want to take for a few weeks? Maybe the beginner yoga, intro to France, or Hot Girl Walks 101. Once you have the idea of ​​your dream class schedule, it’s time to really apply it in your life. HGW 101 can meet on Monday and Friday at 7 am on the road near your home. France may be as simple as clocking to duolingo from the comfort of your bed. Whatever the activities you choose, the outline of the day and time to do it in your weekly schedule.

The purpose of the summer semester is not to package your schedule, so you are full. This is to try new hobbies and bring a little excitement to your summer. This is also a good way to finally handle the projects that you have delayed. After making a schedule, make a funny graph, set it as your mobile wallpaper (I can’t be the only one who used to do this at school to remember my class), and distribute the first week of school energy.

Fun summer semester ideas

If you are sold on summer semester ideas but are not sure what to “register”, here are some ideas for you to start:

• Start meditation training
• Try new training every week
• Schedule a weekly happy hour with friends
• Practicing creative writing with instructions
• Increase your financial literacy by watching YouTube videos, reading articles, or attending an online course
• Experimenting with flower design
• Learn new instruments
• Explore the new hiking or the route running
• Displain your fashion skills by arranging clothes every week
• Try cooking new dishes
• Read books outside your ordinary genre
• Start the park
• Take the arts class or foreign language
• Visit the Museum
• Watch a classic movie that you have never seen
• Learn how to paint
• Play tennis or pickleball on the nearest field
• Regular volunteers

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Lauren Blue, Assistant Editor

As an assistant editor for Everygirl, Lauren Ideates and wrote content for each aspect of our readers’ life. The articles reach the topics of books, films, home tours, travel plans-and all of them. When he does not test the latest tiktok trend, he can be found exploring goodreads for new releases to be displayed on the site.