When I was at the university, I never had to study nor did I take notes. I just listened intently to the professors and regurgitated what they wanted to hear.LilDucky said:Well, that dreaded time of year has finally descended upon my university. Tomorrow is the start of finals, and I figured that those those of you in college will be starting yours soon as well!
Good luck and study hard! Hope everything goes well! :wave: :wave:
Usually that happens when you have an in class test, but I only have one of them. The rest are all research papers and take home exams, which are much more time consuming. I wish I had a better balance of take homes and in class tests. I wasn't so lucky with that this semester! :brick:Woody13 said:When I was at the university, I never had to study nor did I take notes. I just listened intently to the professors and regurgitated what they wanted to hear.
We always had "blue book" exams. On a my biology final 101 exam, our professor had one order, "Describe the process of photosynthesis". We were given 3 hours to answer the question. I got an A.LilDucky said:Usually that happens when you have an in class test, but I only have one of them. The rest are all research papers and take home exams, which are much more time consuming. I wish I had a better balance of take homes and in class tests. I wasn't so lucky with that this semester! :brick:
Yep! :lol:Woody13 said:We always had "blue book" exams. On a my biology final 101 exam, our professor had one order, "Describe the process of photosynthesis". We were given 3 hours to answer the question. I got an A.
Wow, you must have read my mind. I finished my university with a MFA back in 1971 so its been awhile. Most of the profs. would let you skip the final exam if you got A's on all the other tests and the mid-term. I was just wondering if they still do that sort of thing. You answered my question! :wave:nikimsu2002 said:My finals don't start for another week, but I really wish they were this week. I lucked out this semester and don't have to take a final in 2 of my classes because of grades and perfect attendance and then there's band which was a concert so by 2:00 tomorrow I'll be done with 3 of my 6 classes. I just found out today that my exam that was supposed to be online was cancelled and we just have to write a paper, which we already had to do (yeah!). So now I'm down to 2 finals. One of which I don't think will be too bad since the teacher gave us a study guide last week in class and then helped us fill it out and told us to know what was on the sheet. And the other, there's no way I can get anywhere close to a 4.0 in the class so I don't know how it will be. Plus all of my exams are on Monday so I can go home on Tuesday and have almost a month off. I am SO ready to be done with this semester.
Woody13 said:Wow, you must have read my mind. I finished my university with a MFA back in 1971 so its been awhile. Most of the profs. would let you skip the final exam if you got A's on all the other tests and the mid-term. I was just wondering if they still do that sort of thing. You answered my question! :wave:
Thank you. That's interesting. When I was still in school, the profs. never took roll or cared if you showed up or not. The tuition was so expensive, most students didn't dare to miss a class. Plus, the selective service draft was still going strong as was the war in Vietnam. That boosted attendance a lot! :wave:nikimsu2002 said:Honestly it depends on the Professor, its not a University policy or anything. I've had a couple over the years who have let you skip or made the final optional and then dropped your worst exam score. One of my profs this semester is basing it on quiz grades and since I have 100% on all of them, I opted not to take it. The other two classes that I'm exempt from exams in are because of attendance. Perfect attendance = no exam. Except in band where there is no exam and perfect attendance = 4.0.
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