#TLFSHOUTOUT #4260 INCOMPLETE CHRISTMAS Tis the season to be jolly!... have all of you been good boys and good girls? done your good deeds and behaved? if you have, then you should be expecting presents under the christmas tree on christmas day!... is what I should say, if I wasnt worrying about all of these f-cked up projects Everyones all happy and smiles about how the exam dates were made earlier this year and how itll be easier to deal with, well its not. So here is the Output Based Education, Christmas Edition! Santas gift list: 1. Projects! Projects! Projects! Every subject I have, I have at least 1 project, if youre telling me that you dont have a project at one subject, you will. 2. Earlier Deadlines Ever feel so comfortable knowing that a deadline is farther? then suddenly BOOM! deadline in your face, and its not because you procrastinated or anything, its because the professors changed the deadline to tomorrow 3. INC Galore! If the professor thinks that your project is below par or just down right sucks, he/she will instantaneously give you an INC and will require you to report back in January to finish all of your missed projects, whats more is that the project you missed will have higher standards than before. And this doesnt just apply to one f-cking subject, it applies to ALL of your f-cking subjects. 4. Pass/Fail Frailty Finally the coup de grâce of it all. Originally, the professors were led to believe that the submission of grades were to be in January, the date change didnt just apply to the exams apparently, it also applied to the grade submissions of the professors. What does this mean exactly? Well it means that instead of a teacher looking for that one point you needed for you to pass, they wont have the time, so that 72.4 is still a 72, which means a failing grade I hope for everyones sake that none of this is on your wish list Rethink about that exam date change and see it for the curse that it truly is So a Fine Christmas to you all, and have a Happy New Year ~Desolation of Hope\3rd year\SCIS
Posted on: Sat, 29 Nov 2014 00:00:00 +0000
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