Hey man if you're cool with your banter sounding like some grouchy father of four who loved to rage about "liberal moonbats" on The_Donald a lot because Veeky Forums secretly confused him then have at it.
>hahaha get my burger OP consider yourself OWNED
You make it sound even more funnier than it was, thanks
That's only what it's like when you're grinding out the core classes for the degree. After a couple terms of that hell you just do some easy electives and then your senior thesis/capstone project. You will have loads of time in your senior year probably. That's how it was for me. I think the worst was junior year, doing all those upper division lit courses back to back it felt like I averaged 3 or 4 hours of sleep a night and my wrists locked up from all the scribbling and typing.
I gave you a quick glimpse into the banter that an actual personality can provide you. My pleasure.
>How the fuck do they expect you to read 4 books a week?
By reading them in your spare time? It's not hard. Most of the books are not overly long, or even particularly difficult to read. You actually finish a book in a day or two, then reread parts of it several times to participate in discussions and also make notes for passages you want to reference later in your papers.
I found when speaking to the EngLit students at my university that most of the books they'd been tasked with, I'd already read. That was first years though.