I'm so screwed with school now.

[flex123]

I'm taking a class this summer and it costs $2,000 for the single class. Well I got a 86 on the first exam and then the second one I seemed to just draw a blank during the test and couldn't finish the problems. I set them up but couldn't complete them, so I got a 32 on the exam.

So those are my two scores for those exams and I only have a final left and I will need a 92 on that to get an overall grade of a 70.

I'm going to try and do this but the stuff is even more complex on this exam than the test I got the 32 on. Not a cummulitive final, only the stuff from last test till the final.

I'm so screwed it's not funny. theres only 3 days left in the class till the end and the final.

Anything I could do BESIDES only studying my ass off and getting that 92+ grade on the final?

btw- I forgot to mention the class is Linear Programming. The final exam is on Sensitivity Analysis.

 

[The Red Dragon]

drugs drugs drugs

 

[flex123]

drugs drugs drugs

so what you're trying to say is "drugs are cool, drop out of school"?

 

[The Red Dragon]

Yes
Nah amphetamines should keep you up to cram with max concentration. There's a thread about methamphetamines or some shit like that around here.
Get enough sleep though, try not to stress out, cortisol kills brain cells and it also disrupts neurotransmitters (can stop your from learning or remembering). Good luck though.

 

[PoyeBoy]

just remember what ever happens, I love you

 

[flex123]

just remember what ever happens, I love you

wat happened to the bra, sheman?

 

[Frackal]

Does cortisol really kill braincells.

 

[supersizeme]

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[the nature boy]

I don't want to sound like a dick but I recall you created a thread about how you had way too much time on your hands and didn't know what to do with it. Judging by the 32 you got on your exam I might suggest that you study more.

 

[flex123]

I don't want to sound like a dick but I recall you created a thread about how you had way too much time on your hands and didn't know what to do with it. Judging by the 32 you got on your exam I might suggest that you study more.

To tell you the truth on the exam I thought I had it all down. I had all the rules to follow down but when it came to completing the problems with row reductions I drew a blank.

But You're right I could study more than I do. The problem was that I wasn't thinking the test would be the way it was. I thought I would do well on it, just as I had done on the first exam.