The Rabid Rabbit - Entry #276 : Blechie.
Just worried now that I will get a bad grade in this class. I've been talking to a lot of people in the class, and they seem to think I have nothing to worry about either.
And a friend in Hebrew class who tends to be "OMFG" about making bad grades like me, said that if the professor said not to panic then I shouldn't panic. She also said that university policy is that 60+ is passing, and that usually if a particular professor wants 70+ in order to pass the class, there is a chance I can take it to the dean and petition to have it changed to a "pass" instead of "fail" in the transcript.
That's assuming the worst and I don't pass. But I will. Logically speaking I will, and I should, especially if I start preparing now.
Plus I'm going to study sometime again with Sam, who is DETERMINED to ace this final because the class applies to her major. So if I study with her again I should definately do well, no?
And, if by some twist of fate I do fail this class, it's not the end of the world, right? I mean, one failing grade out of my entire college career is not going to slam the door of oppurtunity in my face, right?
Right?
REASSURANCES PEOPLE!
Seriously. Anyone out there who has been in / is currently in graduate school, give me some advice.
~Little Bitty Bunny in a Big Scary World
And a friend in Hebrew class who tends to be "OMFG" about making bad grades like me, said that if the professor said not to panic then I shouldn't panic. She also said that university policy is that 60+ is passing, and that usually if a particular professor wants 70+ in order to pass the class, there is a chance I can take it to the dean and petition to have it changed to a "pass" instead of "fail" in the transcript.
That's assuming the worst and I don't pass. But I will. Logically speaking I will, and I should, especially if I start preparing now.
Plus I'm going to study sometime again with Sam, who is DETERMINED to ace this final because the class applies to her major. So if I study with her again I should definately do well, no?
And, if by some twist of fate I do fail this class, it's not the end of the world, right? I mean, one failing grade out of my entire college career is not going to slam the door of oppurtunity in my face, right?
Right?
REASSURANCES PEOPLE!
Seriously. Anyone out there who has been in / is currently in graduate school, give me some advice.
~Little Bitty Bunny in a Big Scary World