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Feb. 17th, 2009 06:53 am![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
urbandruidYes, I'm still alive. I've been doing pretty good, actually, just busy. I've had tests in two out of three classes in the last two weeks, and this week the third class hits me with an exam, too. The only one I was even sorta worried about was the one for Bio Psych, because it was all essay questions, I had to learn around 150 vocabulary terms, and writing the exam was about as hellish as it sounds like. Plus it took her forever to grade them- which I figured it would, but still, I was sweating that one a bit.
Professor posted grades over the weekend, finally. 98%. Hah!
And I just have to brag here, too, that I got 100% on my Womens' Studies test. Okay, I got 100 because there were three questions almost everyone missed, so she threw them out, but whatever. One girl who sits near me in class was not amused by this:
Her: What'd you get?
Me: *mumble* 100.
Her: Well, fuck you!
She said it in kind of an amused way, but still, I was like 'oO'...
Whatever.
I love it when teachers go over exams. "A lot of you missed this question..." Rosa Parks, people? Rosa Parks??? Swear to Gods. And even more of them missed the question about Mary Wollstonecraft, who I'd never heard of before this class either, but who our teacher must have said fifty times in the past month, was going to be on the exam.
So when she handed back the tests, she felt compelled to remind people that when she says stuff will be on the exam, it's going to, you know, be on the exam.
I love college. How the hell did these people find the classroom, anyway?
So that's Womens' Studies. I have an article review due tomorrow for that, which I guess means tonight I'm hooking up my printer, finally. Whee.
Psych is still my favorite class, even though it's also the one I have to spend the most time on. So many complicated processes... but it's all fascinating. Except for the longass chapter on neurobiology and neurochemistry, which came with 90 vocab terms... blech.
Anyway, today I have my anthro class, where we'll probably review for the exam. Then I get to cool my heels for another three hours (whee) and go fill out forms and take a test for the Census Bureau. I saw a sign posted last month they were coming to campus to recruit for temp jobs, starting at $11 an hour (!) so I signed up to take the test. Looked at the practice test online, and am hoping to swing some kind of filing/office clerk/phone-answering type gig.
Guess we'll see how it goes. It's gonna be a long day though.
Professor posted grades over the weekend, finally. 98%. Hah!
And I just have to brag here, too, that I got 100% on my Womens' Studies test. Okay, I got 100 because there were three questions almost everyone missed, so she threw them out, but whatever. One girl who sits near me in class was not amused by this:
Her: What'd you get?
Me: *mumble* 100.
Her: Well, fuck you!
She said it in kind of an amused way, but still, I was like 'oO'...
Whatever.
I love it when teachers go over exams. "A lot of you missed this question..." Rosa Parks, people? Rosa Parks??? Swear to Gods. And even more of them missed the question about Mary Wollstonecraft, who I'd never heard of before this class either, but who our teacher must have said fifty times in the past month, was going to be on the exam.
So when she handed back the tests, she felt compelled to remind people that when she says stuff will be on the exam, it's going to, you know, be on the exam.
I love college. How the hell did these people find the classroom, anyway?
So that's Womens' Studies. I have an article review due tomorrow for that, which I guess means tonight I'm hooking up my printer, finally. Whee.
Psych is still my favorite class, even though it's also the one I have to spend the most time on. So many complicated processes... but it's all fascinating. Except for the longass chapter on neurobiology and neurochemistry, which came with 90 vocab terms... blech.
Anyway, today I have my anthro class, where we'll probably review for the exam. Then I get to cool my heels for another three hours (whee) and go fill out forms and take a test for the Census Bureau. I saw a sign posted last month they were coming to campus to recruit for temp jobs, starting at $11 an hour (!) so I signed up to take the test. Looked at the practice test online, and am hoping to swing some kind of filing/office clerk/phone-answering type gig.
Guess we'll see how it goes. It's gonna be a long day though.
