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[kyrasantae]

Updates as they come.

CME 265 (4.5): B = (3.0 * 4.5 = 13.5)
MAT E 256 (4.3): B- = (2.7 * 4.3 = 11.61)

Looking a bit brighter... though with at least one F coming in, there's still no way I would have gotten past the 2.2 (full year) competitive average to get into Science. This means, however, I shouldn't be on probation next term... as I know I have at least a B in English. Hmmm... I suppose I could still slack, though. It may also mean I can take science classes fulltime. But I'll have to confirm with the advisor about those.

MATH 201 (3.5): D = (1.0 * 3.5 = 3.5)

Okay, what the fuck just happened? I hardly answer a single written question on the final and get this?! Must have fluked out on the multiple choice or something. Now I gotta redo my schedule for the fall - I'll talk to the advisor as soon as all of my grades are in and discuss whether I can take science courses.
I have a feeling I may have fluked out with a D in thermo too.

WHY!?!?!?! I don't know if it should be tears of joy for passing or tears of disappointment for not putting in the paper for admission to Science.

At this rate I'm probably not switching to chem anymore. It just wouldn't be worth the extra two years (due to credit considerations).

SOC 366 (3.0): C+ = (2.3 * 3.0 = 6.9)
ENGL 199 (3.0): B+ = (3.3 * 3.0 = 9.9)

CHE 243 (3.5): C = (2.0 * 3.5 = 7.0)

OMG, HOW THE FUCK DID THIS HAPPEN?!?! (The professors did have a tough time putting the marks on a curve, though.) Now I'm just...completely speechless.


Total/average thingy: 52.41 / 21.8 = 2.40




Last update 15. May 2006, 1645h

Comments

[(Anonymous)]

This is why you should always assume the best-case scenario and send in your application anyways.

On the other hand, if I'd followed this same piece of advice, I'd have an "Honors" next to my degree. Oh well.

- Nick