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AAAAHHHH FINALS WEEK SHOOT ME NOWWWWWWWW.
6 exams in 3 days; let this be a lesson to everyone NOT to take 6 classes in one semester that all apply to your major (as opposed to gen-eds or la-de-dah classes that you do nothing in). Also, don't skip exams that you'll have to make up during finals week.
So yeah. Tomorrow I have a calc II make-up exam from 8:30-9:30, a stats final from 10:30-12:30, and a micro theory final from 1:30-3:30 (and Liz I know EXACTLY how you feel about this class. I am so screwed on this exam that I don't even know where to begin). And then I have a review session in the evening. Tomorrow is going to suck balls.
Wednesday is just my calc final, and then Thursday is accounting and nutrition finals. And then Friday, glorious Friday, I am packing my stuff in my car and heading home to Melrose (uhh, yay?) until January 25. I don't know how I feel about my imminent return to "home," however it will be nice to not have to think about anything academic-related for six weeks.
I don't think I have ever wanted to fast-forward in time more than I do right now.
6 exams in 3 days; let this be a lesson to everyone NOT to take 6 classes in one semester that all apply to your major (as opposed to gen-eds or la-de-dah classes that you do nothing in). Also, don't skip exams that you'll have to make up during finals week.
So yeah. Tomorrow I have a calc II make-up exam from 8:30-9:30, a stats final from 10:30-12:30, and a micro theory final from 1:30-3:30 (and Liz I know EXACTLY how you feel about this class. I am so screwed on this exam that I don't even know where to begin). And then I have a review session in the evening. Tomorrow is going to suck balls.
Wednesday is just my calc final, and then Thursday is accounting and nutrition finals. And then Friday, glorious Friday, I am packing my stuff in my car and heading home to Melrose (uhh, yay?) until January 25. I don't know how I feel about my imminent return to "home," however it will be nice to not have to think about anything academic-related for six weeks.
I don't think I have ever wanted to fast-forward in time more than I do right now.