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University is not an easy task, no matter what your focus may be. I know I can speak for anyone who has done any field of engineering in saying that it is a pain.
I very seriously need one of these.

I'm just now finding this post that I started in September. I can say for sure that I've definitely felt like this throughout the entire semester, and continue to feel as such even though classes ended weeks ago. I'm still waiting for my final mark in one class. Marks were officially released LAST THURSDAY. After that the lecturer sent an email apologising claiming that the marks would be there on Monday or Tuesday at the latest. Tuesday has come and gone, and now it's halfway through Wednesday, and still nothing (the irony of the situation is that the class was "Professional Engineering" and was all about communication and how to be professional in the workplace). In another class all of us received way lower marks than what we were expecting. My other two classes had decent marks although not as good as I was hoping for. It just seem like it's a constant process of working your ass off only to get hypocritical, mediocre results. Thankfully I only have one more year of this left, but considering I'll be doing my thesis it's probably going to be the hardest year yet.

Sorry for the lack of posts this entire semester. If you can't tell it was a tough one.

Comments

Jessica said…
Laughed out loud at the part about your professors poor communication after "teaching" you guys how to be professional. Fail.

Hope you can enjoy your summer a little before starting your final year!
December 11, 2014 at 12:05 AM
Teisha said…
The irony of that being the one class you have yet to see your grade is rather funny. Hang in there!
December 11, 2014 at 2:12 AM
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