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A Week in my Life

Hi everyone! I thought I’d switch up my content for a post and update you all on what I do every week. My last semester of my college senior year is a lot busier than I thought it would be. I’m an accounting major with minors in marketing and management and I have a part-time job at an accounting firm in Lima.


To start off my week, I wake up bright and early Monday morning at 7:30 am to get to my 8 am tax class. Right now, we are doing a self-study period where we work to get certified to complete taxes. ONU has a program called VITA, where residents of Ada (with simple tax returns) can come to campus and us students will complete the return for them! Next, I walk back to my house and honestly nap until my next class at 11 (which is not very productive). My 11 am is database management and we are learning how to import/export data into Microsoft Access and all the things you can do with said data. After my class, I walk home and eat lunch and drive to work. I get to work around 1:30 and stay til 5 or 5:30. Right now, I’m completing tax returns, wrapping up year-end transactions for a client and inputting data into software. This Monday schedule repeats on both Wednesday and Friday as well.

On Tuesday and Thursday, I get up around 9 to go to my social media class. For this class, I’ve started a blog, made a podcast (which you can find on my blog as well) and learned about the many ways to market to consumers on social media. After my class, I usually have a meeting because I’m a peer mentor for freshman business students. Next, I go to my HR management class at 12. We are learning about the equal opportunity act and affirmative action right now. After my management class, I walk next door to my marketing research class at 1:30. In this class, we research websites that provide big businesses with marketing insight and will have a chance to solve a problem for a company as our final project down the road. My day ends around 3, unless I have a meeting for Beta Alpha Psi (an accounting fraternity), any of my friends want to study with me, or I decide to go to a bible study (those are on Thursday nights).

After writing this blog, I’ve realized that I’m extremely busy. However, since it’s my last semester on campus, I have no regrets in joining all these activities and taking so many classes.





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  1. StephenFebruary 23, 2023 at 1:53 AM

    This honestly was so motivating. Seeing how hard you work is inspiring because I'm only doing HALF of what you are and you still are able to be consistent even when things are tiring and maybe even stressful. Can't wait to see us both get that little piece of paper at the end of the year.

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