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damn... i still got 2 retake for the 2 semester of this year. i mean, i love this uni and it's one of the best in europe for economy, but like english counts for nothing, you're not allowed to used graphical calculator, and at the exams they often ask for stuff we never studied.

all the people i know are between 100 and 320 on 600 (you pass at 300, i got 285...).

i mean, i'd rather enjoy my first year of university and have fun while doing average (fortunately i'm in second year but will need to retake some 1st year exam next year) than spending the whole year at the library and studying at home. i'll do that soon enough anyway.

economics and no graphical calculators :confused::confused:

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and at the exams they often ask for stuff we never studied.

i hate when shit like this happens. my history final had maybe 4 or 5 problems on there that my teacher actually discussed, the rest i had to use common sense/educated guesses/process of elimination. still made a 92% though. :D

zubin, we have finals for classes like history and english, others we have standardized tests like EOC's.

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i dont ever remember finals in HS

i had them every semester and they were probably tougher than the university finals i just did

no wonder most 1st year kids at university are undereducated

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if anyone wants an invite to gilt groupe, pm me yr email.

i figured that's random, so this is where it belongs.

Posted
i had them every semester and they were probably tougher than the university finals i just did

no wonder most 1st year kids at university are undereducated

makes sense. I even went to a "distinguished California high school"

I wasn't prepared when i went into college. Not because the material was hard, but rather because it was the grading system was completely different.

Most Poli sci classes are just 2 midterms and a final, maybe substitute an exam with a paper, but that was generally it. College seemed way easier than high school because cheating was so easy. Never really studied

Notes on my ipod is how i graduated

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i dont ever remember finals in HS

The principal of my little brother's school called me, telling me that he never went to today's final. It seams like he doesn't mind falling his classes.I don't really care, but my parents do. Todays dinner will be funny

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makes sense. I even went to a "distinguished California high school"

I wasn't prepared when i went into college. Not because the material was hard, but rather because it was the grading system was completely different.

Most Poli sci classes are just 2 midterms and a final, maybe substitute an exam with a paper, but that was generally it. College seemed way easier than high school because cheating was so easy. Never really studied

Notes on my ipod is how i graduated

Everything after High school graduation has been a long summer vacation.

Posted
I failed an exam in high school because I needed to piss the whole time.

i did that with the sat but i got mid 1100 on math and reading comp

Posted

what grade is an E?

in the US it goes A,B,C,D,F

they skip E for some reason......

or E,G, P and whtever else is in that weird system....

Posted
what grade is an E?

in the US it goes A,B,C,D,F

they skip E for some reason......

or E,G, P and whtever else is in that weird system....

over here we have 1st (70%+, but harder to get than a 90 in most american schools), 2.1 (60%+), 2.2 (50%+), 3rd (40%+), and fail

yeah our system is retardedly arbitrary whutup

Posted
what grade is an E?

in the US it goes A,B,C,D,F

they skip E for some reason......

or E,G, P and whtever else is in that weird system....

We have A*, A+, A, A- (etc) until D-. All those are technically passes then E+, E, E- count as a fail and then we have U for ungraded.

At university we have First, 2.1, 2.2, third, fail. Oh and % for those grades vary depending on the Uni.

Posted

yeah some schoold have plus minuses and all that

most colleges have the 4.0 -0.0 system where 4.0 =A+, 3.8 is like an A

blah blah blah........

Posted

Shit. Makes me think of something my mom used to make. Layer of crumbled chocolate cake, layer of puddiing+toffee bits, alternate a few times, pudding on top, top off with a lot of crumbled oreos and whipped cream.

Fuck I'ma make that.

Posted

ahhh, i love toffee

u guys should try that.. wendy's tongue twister:

Wendy's Coffee Toffee Twisted Frosty

haha

delicious

but all the toffee at the bottom killed my teeth

Posted

from now on i will only be paid upfront in bricks of gold for all online transactions

Posted

i just played guitar for the past 2-3 hours and damn my fingers got owned

Posted

it was funny, HR was all "do you all know how to apply for unemployment benefits cause we got these pamphlets"

and this one guy near me said "yeah i applied last week"

Posted

yo so i got this great job that allows me to watch movies and surf the web all day and it pays pretty great, but i'm finally starting college (1 yr hiatus) and i'm not sure if I should go full time or half time. The upside to full time is that it would drastically help me with my portfolio and allow me to transfer into the school of my original choice easier. The down side is that I have car payments, insurance and misc. expenses to pay every month and I can't be certain that a part-time job could pay my bills. Parents are no help and there's very little financial aid money for me. I've never been a fan of living in debt but I know I'd eventually get to that point. There's also no compromise with the schedule at my current job so it's basically full time with little to no job or like 2 classes at school with a guarenteed source of income.

my main objective right now is to get accepted into 1 of the 4 schools that I'm applying to so i'm leaning more towards full time right now. input would be 'preciated.

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