In the fourth episode of "Campus Under The Sun," Titouan connects with Marley, an English major with minors in communications and anthropology, for an insightful Zoom interview. Despite her lengthy commute from off the island, Marley offers a unique perspective on her decision to take an anthropology class in May to fulfill her minor requirement. Join Titouan and Marley as they dive into the challenges of juggling job responsibilities, university studies, and thriving social life.

Marley opens up about the intricacies of balancing multiple commitments and how enrolling in a summer class has lightened her future course load. She shares valuable insights into the advantages of the fast-paced class format and how her daily train commute has unexpectedly become a productive study time. Despite the demands, Marley finds fulfillment in the course and appreciates the support of a friend, allowing them to collaborate on note-taking and navigate the course content together.

Bathed in the warm glow of the summer sun, Marley relishes the relaxed atmosphere on campus and the opportunity to embrace the vibrant summer environment fully. She highlights the positive impact of this unique class structure on her social life, enabling her to connect with friends outside the confines of regular school hours. Tune in to gain valuable insights from Marley's perspective on balancing academics, work, and socializing during the lively summer months.

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