Our Take

I’m not getting a whole lot out of class, I’m really just missing a lot of lecture.”
— Julian Tucker, freshman business management major

It has been a positive effect on me because the two or three days that we had out I’ve had major tests on. That gave me an extra couple of days to study.”
— Kyle Taylor, freshman chemistry major

Wind ensemble and chamber singers are going on tour within the next two weeks. We really need to have rehearsal and we have missed a lot of rehearsals.”
— Sarah Turner, senior music major

I think that the biggest thing about the snow day is that there are a lot of students that feel a little bit cheated because they paid to come to school here and we’ve been out four or five days already.”
— James Demoss, sophomore English major

It has been messing up my schedule and I have classes. I just can’t keep it all on track.”
— Josh Owens, freshman biology major

The main thing that the snow days affect is just throwing off your time schedule.”
— Anthony Coffee, freshman computer science major

The snow has affected my classes because now we’re behind and all my tests are going to be around the same week.”
— Jordan Farmer, freshman nursing major

The snow has affected my classes by pushing everything behind and all my tests are going to be right before spring break making it very difficult.”
— Rebekah Pippin, freshman communication major