Help! Need Advice for Statistics Exam Disaster

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The discussion centers around a student's distress regarding a statistics exam scheduling conflict with an electronics exam. The professor, Dr. B, communicated via email that students could take a makeup exam on Tuesday, May 16, 2006, if they had a valid reason, such as a conflicting exam. The student, Cyrus, sent an email requesting to take the makeup exam but did not receive a timely response from the professor. Consequently, Cyrus faced the risk of receiving a zero on the final exam due to a lack of communication and procedural clarity from the professor.

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  • #31
Well, out of nowhere, he shows up today *right before the exam* and hands them out. He has no list of names, he doesn’t even care. He just said 'this is for the people who had the electronic exam or religious reasons, right?"

Then he gave out the test and kept walking away for 10 mins at a time. One guy finished and wanted to leave to his next exam, but was waiting around for him to get back to turn in his test. He got tired of waiting and shoved the test under the teacher’s door. :rolleyes:

All I needed was a 77% to get an A. I think I easily achieved that or higher.

Oh, well that class is done. I SPANKED that test like a newborn baby.
 
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  • #32
good that everything has gone well. I'm not sure how it is with colleges, but 77% is quite low, get at least a 90 :P

Oh, well that class is done. I SPANKED that test like a newborn baby.

Cyrus... you're such a sadist
 
  • #33
I did not say 77% was an A.
 
  • #34
Cool, good to hear it worked out Cyrus!

I just got my linear algebra final exam back and I got 100% on it :biggrin:
 
  • #35
Dude, NICE!:cool:

Pengwunio should follow your lead...:rolleyes:
 
  • #36
Glad all worked out okay, Cyrus.

And congrats on your linear algebra exam mattmns!
 
  • #37
heartless said:
good that everything has gone well. I'm not sure how it is with colleges, but 77% is quite low, get at least a 90 :P



Cyrus... you're such a sadist

I took your advice and got a 90. :wink:
 
  • #38
cyrus said:
I took your advice and got a 90. :wink:
Woo hoo! Glad all that added stress didn't hurt your grade.
 
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  • #39
Nice job Cyrus! :approve:
 
  • #40
A 90 is rather pathetic. :rolleyes:

Oh well, I got a 92.5% in that class overall.

Im just glad that it is OVER.

That is the first class I ever had to read a textbook cover to cover. It sucked on ice.
 
  • #41
Yeah A's are rather pathetic :rolleyes:

In almost all my classes I read the textbook cover to cover!
 
  • #42
Really? You must have small textbooks.
 
  • #43
I should not say cover to cover. I should say that I read all the required sections for the particular class. I did read my linear text cover to cover, but it was a small text (less than 300 pages).
 

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