My Mess Up Week

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Namie

Namie

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Alright I had a massively mess up week; worked too much which cause me to be exhausted when I went home, I was exhausted at college so I didn't learn the math material for today. I work all week, except today and Saturday.

There's 20 quizzes, drop the lowest 5, and there's a quiz in math class. I will do poorly on that quiz because I don't even have a clue what the material is besides the surface. Luckily it will probably be one of my drop quizzes.

Anyways, I am behind in my philosophy readings like 2 weeks ago, and I need to catch up. I am alright about my psychology.

How do you think I can recover?
 
Namie said:
Alright I had a massively mess up week; worked too much which cause me to be exhausted when I went home, I was exhausted at college so I didn't learn the math material for today. I work all week, except today and Saturday.

There's 20 quizzes, drop the lowest 5, and there's a quiz in math class. I will do poorly on that quiz because I don't even have a clue what the material is besides the surface. Luckily it will probably be one of my drop quizzes.

Anyways, I am behind in my philosophy readings like 2 weeks ago, and I need to catch up. I am alright about my psychology.

How do you think I can recover?
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CodeBlu said:
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Well I want to learn this material before it's too late. October 4th is the test date, and that's the most important test of my life lol. So anyways, I cannot do poorly on another quiz for the rest of math course.

So that gives me 13 (12 days if not including today) to master this material to the point of perfection.
 
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Well, the obvious answer is to get off of SDN and start studying.. but if you don't know that, I think you might be in trouble.
 
Well, you have today and Saturday off, so get busy and use those effectively.

And you might want to consider the possibility of fewer hours or quitting the job. I know that's not always realistic, but the most important thing to do early in your college career is to get good grades. You don't want to dig yourself a hole.
 
You're a freshman and this is only your first month of college....

If you freak out over every imperfection, you will burn out fast. Calm down and enjoy being an undergrad!
 
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