Slept through my final

[Natymike]

Its always a cool feeling when you wake up, look at the time, and realize that your final ended 2 hours ago.

 

[Crazier]

You mean the roosters didn't wake you up???


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[Natymike]

to make matters worse, the final was at 1pm

 

[smallmovesal]

doh!

here that would mean you'd automatically fail the course... can you still pass w/o or rewrite?

 

[danielson]

email or call the guy in charge, he may be sympathetic

almost did the same thing today, just managed to burst in on time after going to the wrong room.

 

[Natymike]

I called the teacher immediately, he is letting me take it tomorrow with some restrictions.

7am

only 1 hr instead of 2, (I will never finish)

10 points off

So basically he is not failing me but he isn't making it easy on me either. Oh well, at least I get to take it.

 

[danielson]

I called the teacher immediately, he is letting me take it tomorrow with some restrictions.

7am

only 1 hr instead of 2, (I will never finish)

10 points off

So basically he is not failing me but he isn't making it easy on me either. Oh well, at least I get to take it.

same or different paper? he may be giving u less time in assumation u already know whats in the paper.

but like you said...50% is better than 0%

 

[bighead]

I come very close to doing the same thing every year.Amazed it hasn't happened yet.

 

[RyanH]

be careful not to do that in law school or you are fucked. period.

getting permission to even delay an exam in law school, AHEAD OF TIME, is a huge process (a nightmare); purchase more alarms when you start law school since a law professor won't be sympathetic.

Ryan.

 

[rippedtrojan]

last semester i had a friend who slept through a midterm, not a final, for a japanese class...somewhere in the rules for that dept, it says if you miss a final, you automatically fail the class. my friend failed japanese just 'cause he missed his midterm. now that is some harsh punishment.

 

[Natymike]

be careful not to do that in law school or you are fucked. period.

getting permission to even delay an exam in law school, AHEAD OF TIME, is a huge process (a nightmare); purchase more alarms when you start law school since a law professor won't be sympathetic.

Ryan.

lol, thanks for the advise. This is the first time its happend to me in 4 years, I will se to it that its the last.

 

[KAYNE]

but like you said...50% is better than 0%

NOT WHEN THAT 50% COUNTS FOR 25% OF YOUR GRADE AND BRINGS YOU DOWN TO AN "F" ANYWAY.

(NOT SAYING THAT IS THE CASE HERE BUT SOMETIMES, THATS THE SCENARIO).


KAYNE