No more class until next year!
It's officially over! Well, at least my attending classes is over. Now I just have to survive finals...ugh. Here's how things look right now:
Thursday - 9-11 philosophy final, 11:50 harp jury
Friday - 9-11 Baroque music history final
Saturday - 12:30 percussion jury (vibes), 2:30-4:30 latin final
Monday - 9-11 Renaissance history final
Great. Four tests and two juries. I wish I had something easy, like an in-class discussion for the final. Even a three-page reflection would be better than having to worry about exams. At least you can control what you say in a paper because you have more time to write it. When you take an exam you only have the time alloted, and when that's over you're done whether you like it or not.
I guess I should start studying for my philsophy final, considering that a strong performance can salvage my grade's jeopardy. Right now "Ethics and Good Life" really isn't a good life. I'll also need to study for music history because Gerry abhors my style of essay-writing. If I do a small review each night of the different conjugations and the vocab I never remember, I will be fine in Latin. And then I have a weekend to get ready for history, so I'm not even going to think about that yet.
Thursday - 9-11 philosophy final, 11:50 harp jury
Friday - 9-11 Baroque music history final
Saturday - 12:30 percussion jury (vibes), 2:30-4:30 latin final
Monday - 9-11 Renaissance history final
Great. Four tests and two juries. I wish I had something easy, like an in-class discussion for the final. Even a three-page reflection would be better than having to worry about exams. At least you can control what you say in a paper because you have more time to write it. When you take an exam you only have the time alloted, and when that's over you're done whether you like it or not.
I guess I should start studying for my philsophy final, considering that a strong performance can salvage my grade's jeopardy. Right now "Ethics and Good Life" really isn't a good life. I'll also need to study for music history because Gerry abhors my style of essay-writing. If I do a small review each night of the different conjugations and the vocab I never remember, I will be fine in Latin. And then I have a weekend to get ready for history, so I'm not even going to think about that yet.