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Shanae wrote:I don't study. I procrastinate and reread my notes/"type out a review" (more computer time) the night before or on the way to class.

Magically, I come out with a 96% average from my report card.

That's pretty much my experience. Except less than 96. What are you, a savant?
Now that I'm in University, though, it's really getting to be a problem. Apparently reading the books/texts is actually important now. And passing things in on time, too! Weird.

AnnieDreams wrote:

Shanae wrote:I don't study. I procrastinate and reread my notes/"type out a review" (more computer time) the night before or on the way to class.

Magically, I come out with a 96% average from my report card.

That's pretty much my experience. Except less than 96. What are you, a savant?
Now that I'm in University, though, it's really getting to be a problem. Apparently reading the books/texts is actually important now. And passing things in on time, too! Weird.

i was actually going to mention that too
that kind of stuff works in jr high and high school but not so much in university

Less than a hundreed to 30,000 posts! :O

... does this mean you're gonna be spamming even MORE than usual?!?!

Oh, i got some spam for you alright.






/innuendo

you're going to give her cans of fake lunch meat?

Yes, yes I am.

she's vegetarian...

But she does Spam modeling as a hobby! Duh!

Spam can also be used in home construction.

Darth Wenus wrote:Oh, i got some spam for you alright.






/innuendo

My eyes are not working. I totally read that as "sperm."

Dr. Hobo wrote:

AnnieDreams wrote:

Shanae wrote:I don't study. I procrastinate and reread my notes/"type out a review" (more computer time) the night before or on the way to class.

Magically, I come out with a 96% average from my report card.

That's pretty much my experience. Except less than 96. What are you, a savant?
Now that I'm in University, though, it's really getting to be a problem. Apparently reading the books/texts is actually important now. And passing things in on time, too! Weird.

i was actually going to mention that too
that kind of stuff works in jr high and high school but not so much in university

I'm enjoying the fact that I have to do very little to get good grades while I can. I do try very hard in English, though. I earned that 98!

I worked my ass off in grad school and still only came out with a 3.6 GPA, which is not that great. So yeah, don't get too used to it

myownsatellite wrote:

Darth Wenus wrote:Oh, i got some spam for you alright.






/innuendo

My eyes are not working. I totally read that as "sperm."

...eh, that word works in that context, too.

Hence the innuendo.

myownsatellite wrote:I worked my ass off in grad school and still only came out with a 3.6 GPA, which is not that great. So yeah, don't get too used to it

STOP RAINING ON MY PARADE! Let me be naive, puh-lease! *Hysterical sobbing*

myownsatellite wrote:I worked my ass off in grad school and still only came out with a 3.6 GPA, which is not that great. So yeah, don't get too used to it

University is horrible if you're a great student in high school, and an over achiever.

It still pains me anytime I get under an 85 on anything in university. I still strive for 90's, and sometimes it works...mainly in my classes in my major...but I get stuck in the 80's a lot, and even though I'm in my final year, and know that mid to high 80's are an excellent mark by university standards...it still bothers me. My first year, I just about had a break down because my marks were 20% lower than I was used to. It's quite the adjustment.

However, Shanae, you have a long time till university. Prepare yourself oh so well for that magic drop in marks.

I was at a leadership seminar today, and the group was asked if they knew what they were doing after school. Um, no? I have years until that point.

I felt special because I was underaged at that ceremony. I am too young to actually be in it, so I needed special permission to attend.

I pitched a fit over an A- in my last semester, because I worked so hard for a 4.0 and that A- ruined it. I also got a B in a course over the summer, and if I'd gotten a B+ I could have made it into the English honors society (Sigma Tau Delta), but it dropped my 3.52 GPA down to a 3.48, and the society wouldn't even consider me despite the fact that I had a 3.52 the semester before. And the teacher refused to change the grade. I was penalized for accepting help I didn't even ask for.

I still cry over that So Laurel, I totally get what you're talking about.