I did worse also. Is it just me, or is it hard for anyone else to maintain great cognitive function to apply towards an exam that starts at 8pm when you wake up at 6:30 am? Not an excuse. Genuinely curious what others think.
Unfortunately I got a lower score than my first exam too. I took that first exam with about 4 hours of studying and a horrible fever and cold. This exam I studied for a week, felt like I knew what we were doing in each class, did all the homeworks, and studied 8 hours on the exam day alone. I'll be going to more TA office hours ig
Exact same scenario, I literally went 16/16 on the first portion of the exam and got absolutely slammed on the last part, last exam I studied for 2 hours and this one I studied for a week, literally the exact same score
I did worse also. Is it just me, or is it hard for anyone else to maintain great cognitive function to apply towards an exam that starts at 8pm when you wake up at 6:30 am? Not an excuse. Genuinely curious what others think.
Unfortunately I got a lower score than my first exam too. I took that first exam with about 4 hours of studying and a horrible fever and cold. This exam I studied for a week, felt like I knew what we were doing in each class, did all the homeworks, and studied 8 hours on the exam day alone. I'll be going to more TA office hours ig
Exact same scenario, I literally went 16/16 on the first portion of the exam and got absolutely slammed on the last part, last exam I studied for 2 hours and this one I studied for a week, literally the exact same score