<p>In calculus, I failed the first midterm, and was distraught. I was planning on studying hardcore and making ~100% on the second midterm, so I could hopefully make an A- in the class.</p>
<p>Well, I did not study like I should have, but was still prepared. However, I got in the class today for the exam and totally blanked and BOMBED the exam. I would say another failing grade. </p>
<p>All we have left are the homework assignments and a final. What should I do? I suppose test anxiety is no excuse, and there is really no purpose in trying to talk to the professor as what is done is done... I can try to do great on the final and hopefully pull up to a low "C-?"</p>
<p>This is calculus 3. I am a junior math major / minor, and cannot afford to drop it.</p>
<p>I am so upset... how to cope? Please help guys. Part of me says forget grades, enjoy studying math; however, it is hard to stay motivated when one is not working for the "A's." It seems no longer am I enjoying the experience, but I am merely surviving.</p>