Allnighter
Well, it's 4am so I guess I'm not going to sleep. My exam's at 8:30am so I'm worried that if I go to sleep now I won't be able to wake up for it. That's really sad...it's my first all-nighter of the semester. I know it's REALLY bad for your brain to not sleep, but I am honestly worried I would sleep through my alarms. Besides, I will use the next 3 hours of it to study productively. I feel ok for this exam, but not great. I understand all the concepts really well, but I have difficulty in applying them with numbers :(
I'm also worried because I have an interview at the med center right after my exam, and I'm sure I'll look pretty scary with huge bags under my eyes... Hopefully make-up will cover it up a bit so they won't think I'll scare off patients. And I have another interview Monday so yay!
As soon as I'm done with my interview, I'm going to SLEEP. I'm going to have the best sleep anyone has ever slept! So there's one great thing to look forward to.
The physics exam was icky by the way. Our professor asked us to derive equations on the test. WTF? I've never been asked to do that on a test, but I guess it was fair game?? I miss Mr. Blasland's exams. Remember those? They were always 50 points, and they were always "quizes" so he never bothered re-testing material. And it's funny looking back and seeing how difficult I thought Physics was then. It's CRAZY now :(
I'm also worried because I have an interview at the med center right after my exam, and I'm sure I'll look pretty scary with huge bags under my eyes... Hopefully make-up will cover it up a bit so they won't think I'll scare off patients. And I have another interview Monday so yay!
As soon as I'm done with my interview, I'm going to SLEEP. I'm going to have the best sleep anyone has ever slept! So there's one great thing to look forward to.
The physics exam was icky by the way. Our professor asked us to derive equations on the test. WTF? I've never been asked to do that on a test, but I guess it was fair game?? I miss Mr. Blasland's exams. Remember those? They were always 50 points, and they were always "quizes" so he never bothered re-testing material. And it's funny looking back and seeing how difficult I thought Physics was then. It's CRAZY now :(