Time Commitment Worries

[WaterChild]

Thanks for the responses. The main reason that I'm concerned is that if I do it, I want to do it all the way. It's really important to me that I give my all in most everything that I do. It helps to hear some numbers (whether they're accurate or not) because my brain just works that way. I'm still not sure if I will have enough time for everything that I want to do, however. I'm planning on being a major, which I've heard is a pretty time consuming major. Greek life is something that I think would be really great, so I think that I would choose that over being a member of multiple clubs or something like that. I think I'm going to go through with recruitment and make my mind up from there. Thanks again.

[AlphaFrog]

I was a music major. My biggest time commitments for music were Marching Band (about 15-20 hours a week), Opera workshop (7 hours a week), University Singers (7 hours a week, plus practice time), and practicing for applied lessons (vocal, in my case), as well as various tech classes (piano, brass, strings, etc). Yes, obviously, I had a ton of overlapping, and had to plan things out very carefully. It can be done. Actually, my 2 biggest conflicts between music and sorority were marching band practice that overlapped with rush and chapter that overlapped with a required class one semester.