For sure! I'll tag along to the next meat or something.Welcome to the fold You should come meet us all!
What happened to the rest of your name?I have not done any exams. First one is 1:50 pm tomorrow.
how does this even?I have not done any exams. First one is 1:50 pm tomorrow.
Wow that is horrible.Tuesday: 1:50 pm 2.5 hours
Wednesday 12:00 pm 2 hours
Thursday 1:50 pm 2.5 hours
Friday 1:50 pm 2 hours
That's tough! Are they closed or open book? Good luck!Mmm I don't really care about the fact that they're all consecutive, but the fact that I've had to wait two whole weeks has been driving me absolutely insane.
Three are closed book and one is a double-sided A4 page of handwritten notes. I'm so glad for that because otherwise I would be completely ruined for it.That's tough! Are they closed or open book? Good luck!
The one thing I do give credit to the law faculty for, is that for the 4th year law, when everyone is (generally) doing the same compulsory subjects, they make sure the exams are evenly spread - so its normally something like monday, wednesday, friday, monday or something similar. For electives in 5th year its completely different, but I like the fact that they try with 4th year
Closed book exams frighten me so much. They are so rare in law that when they do come along it is very stressful. My thursday exam is closed book, and it's almost like I've forgotten how to rote learn. It's funny though, before I went to university the idea of an exam being 'open book' was such a foreign concept, and now I can't live without it!Three are closed book and one is a double-sided A4 page of handwritten notes. I'm so glad for that because otherwise I would be completely ruined for it.
I'm doing units from two completely unrelated areas so I understand why they're close together, but then again, a large proportion of the people in my biochem are also doing physiology and they have one for each tomorrow :/ I guess you can't always have it easy.
Nice workAll finished.
Difficult exam but I think I may have just passed. Got to stop getting mental blanks though.