Man,
I remember when I took Orientation/Student Development (required elective)
The class was so dumb. It was basically learning how to study, etc.
You were supposed to take it in your first semester, but I skipped it till my 2nd year.
The "tests" in the class were insanely difficult. Questions had multiple correct answers, but only the teachers "correct" answer counted, like....
What's the best way to prepare for an exam the night before
A) Review your notes
B) Read the chapters
C) Get a good nights sleep
And C would be the right one
Most people failed the tests and even after doing all the other work like making
study outlines and logs and stuff, most got like C's in the class or the best got B's (maybe one A) ... Alot of people were freaking cause they wanted a 4.0, etc... and it
was already ruined by this dumbass class, but the teacher said it's good for them to get their first non-A grade out of the way early and this will make their college experience
better :roll:
I remember when I took Orientation/Student Development (required elective)
The class was so dumb. It was basically learning how to study, etc.
You were supposed to take it in your first semester, but I skipped it till my 2nd year.
The "tests" in the class were insanely difficult. Questions had multiple correct answers, but only the teachers "correct" answer counted, like....
What's the best way to prepare for an exam the night before
A) Review your notes
B) Read the chapters
C) Get a good nights sleep
And C would be the right one
Most people failed the tests and even after doing all the other work like making
study outlines and logs and stuff, most got like C's in the class or the best got B's (maybe one A) ... Alot of people were freaking cause they wanted a 4.0, etc... and it
was already ruined by this dumbass class, but the teacher said it's good for them to get their first non-A grade out of the way early and this will make their college experience
better :roll:
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