Just got my grades...

December 17, 2008

And they're all As! Aren't I awesome? =D

This is actually surprising because I was expecting Bs in Spanish and Anthropology, but... managed to get As in both somehow. I thought they would be A-s at most (which, hilariously, actually do affect GPA in a minor way).

Somehow I pulled a 96% on that anthropology exam even though a lot of the multiple choice was confusing, I only knew half of the ID terms (so had to BS one), and wasn't as prepared for the essay as I wanted to be.

I'm really glad that's over now. Hopefully I won't be so unsure of myself ever again. >_> Though I'll guarantee anyone who knows me will know this probably won't be the case. Haha.

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Halon - December 17, 2008 (05:11 PM)
nerd

bluberry - December 17, 2008 (08:10 PM)
nerd

overdrive - December 17, 2008 (09:09 PM)
I graduated with a 2.8 and only made the dean's list once. So.....NERD!!!!

honestgamer - December 17, 2008 (11:06 PM)
I didn't graduate, but was on track for a 3.45 before I dropped out of college because I wasn't getting the grades I know I'm capable of getting. My GPA was slowly dropping because of classes I knew realistically that I could have aced if I didn't have a ton of things going on elsewhere all at once. Suggestion: wait to get married until after you finish college.

Felix_Arabia - December 18, 2008 (05:54 AM)
snerd

Halon - December 18, 2008 (01:00 PM)
It's generally not a good idea to quit college with hopes of returning someday because most people who do so wind up never going back.

EmP - December 18, 2008 (02:39 PM)
Further proof: EmP is always right.

Good job.

wolfqueen001 - December 18, 2008 (06:16 PM)
Thanks, EmP. =D I really need to remember that whenever I'm doubting myself, because it's usually true. =P Glad I'm on your side, haha.

And everyone else (with the exception of Felix and maybe Jason) just isn't ambitious enough. =P I'm sure you all could do it, too.

And that really sucks, Jason. =/

Also, snerd = SNES nerd. I'm very unfamiliar with the SNES so this makes no sense to me. =P

zippdementia - December 18, 2008 (07:39 PM)
NERDESS

JANUS2 - December 19, 2008 (03:41 AM)
Well done, WQ. BTW, I just noticed that you posted on my "plea for help" blog post about grammar. Turns out I got them all right all by myself. This time next year I shall be in teacher training!

bluberry - December 19, 2008 (12:28 PM)
"could do it too"

if I get lucky in probability then maybe you won't be up on that pedestal for too long.

but even then an A in abstract algebra counts more than 5 history As. >_>

psychopenguin - December 19, 2008 (05:44 PM)
Good job! =)

Also, everyone who says it's hard to go back to college when you drop out is right. It seems like a good plan at the time, but then you have to get motivated to go back, get the finances right, get the scheduling down, etc... you never know where life will take you, so it's better off to get it over with when you can.

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	Halon - December 17, 2008 (05:11 PM) nerd
	bluberry - December 17, 2008 (08:10 PM) nerd
	overdrive - December 17, 2008 (09:09 PM) I graduated with a 2.8 and only made the dean's list once. So.....NERD!!!!
	honestgamer - December 17, 2008 (11:06 PM) I didn't graduate, but was on track for a 3.45 before I dropped out of college because I wasn't getting the grades I know I'm capable of getting. My GPA was slowly dropping because of classes I knew realistically that I could have aced if I didn't have a ton of things going on elsewhere all at once. Suggestion: wait to get married until after you finish college.
	Felix_Arabia - December 18, 2008 (05:54 AM) snerd
	Halon - December 18, 2008 (01:00 PM) It's generally not a good idea to quit college with hopes of returning someday because most people who do so wind up never going back.
	EmP - December 18, 2008 (02:39 PM) Further proof: EmP is always right. Good job.
	wolfqueen001 - December 18, 2008 (06:16 PM) Thanks, EmP. =D I really need to remember that whenever I'm doubting myself, because it's usually true. =P Glad I'm on your side, haha. And everyone else (with the exception of Felix and maybe Jason) just isn't ambitious enough. =P I'm sure you all could do it, too. And that really sucks, Jason. =/ Also, snerd = SNES nerd. I'm very unfamiliar with the SNES so this makes no sense to me. =P
	zippdementia - December 18, 2008 (07:39 PM) NERDESS
	JANUS2 - December 19, 2008 (03:41 AM) Well done, WQ. BTW, I just noticed that you posted on my "plea for help" blog post about grammar. Turns out I got them all right all by myself. This time next year I shall be in teacher training!
	bluberry - December 19, 2008 (12:28 PM) "could do it too" if I get lucky in probability then maybe you won't be up on that pedestal for too long. but even then an A in abstract algebra counts more than 5 history As. >_>
	psychopenguin - December 19, 2008 (05:44 PM) Good job! =) Also, everyone who says it's hard to go back to college when you drop out is right. It seems like a good plan at the time, but then you have to get motivated to go back, get the finances right, get the scheduling down, etc... you never know where life will take you, so it's better off to get it over with when you can.

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