Decisions, Decisions, should I skip the test?

[Ryan]

I have a test in my American Literature class tomorrow, but I'm really not prepaired for it. The professor is really nice, and has let my other classmates makeup their tests in the past, so I'll just take it next week, I guess. Currently I've been studying for my Religion in America test that I have tomorrow also........

Now, what's a good excuse? 😱 I'm thinking of saying that the alternator in my car died on my way to school, or maybe my battery was just bad, or my car was simply just acting up......

 

[gunblade]

just make sure that even if he later found out that you lied, he didn't know it was because he has been nice to students.

 

[Ryan]

Originally posted by: gunblade
just make sure that even if he later found out that you lied, he didn't know it was because he has been nice to students.

What?!?! Please rearrange these words so that they make some sense.

 

[Spoooon]

I'm a nice guy, but I get irritated when a student lies to me.

It's your soul I guess. If you want to burn in hell for an eternity telling a lie just to skip a test, so be it.

😉

 

[gunblade]

So, you wonder why most professors are not nice to students?

 

[Ryan]

Originally posted by: Spoooon
I'm a nice guy, but I get irritated when a student lies to me. It's your soul I guess. If you want to burn in hell for an eternity telling a lie just to skip a test, so be it. 😉

Bahah. I think I'll just say that i was having car trouble - I couldn't start my car because I was sleeping........ 😛

I've only done this one other time in college, and it was for a math test. So far, I've had pretty great teachers 🙂

 

[MrMilney]

Originally posted by: gunblade
So, you wonder why most professors are not nice to students?

This is exactly why I have a "no make-up exams/quizzes" in every syllabus I write.

 

[whaleskinrug]

Originally posted by: MrMilney

Originally posted by: gunblade
So, you wonder why most professors are not nice to students?

This is exactly why I have a "no make-up exams/quizzes" in every syllabus I write.