"She sets consistently low standards and then fails to live up to them"

[ciroccoj]

Wow, that was massively bad. One of the worst exams I've ever written, actually. I knew my stuff (mostly) but I did a piss-poor job of writing it down in anything even remotely resembling coherence.

::shrug::

It's over. That's the important thing :)

Comments

[linaelyn.livejournal.com]

Yay it's OVER!! *tosses confetti*

And I'm sure you did better than you think you did.

[ciroccoj.livejournal.com]

And I'm sure you did better than you think you did.
LOL oh, man do I hope so. Because otherwise that's three credits down the drain.

I felt marginally more confident leaving this exam than I did when I left my first stats exam. Mind you, I failed that course dismally and actually left about an hour into the exam because, for 15 points, I could think of nothing more to say about a normal distribution than "It looks like a hat".

[daf9.livejournal.com]

Don't know if this works in law school but as un undergrad I once wrote a note at the end of philosophy exam that I KNOW I totally messed up that if the professor passed me I promised never to take another philosphy course again. (At my uni all the science students needed to have one as part of a "general education") Ended up with a C-.