<p>it's tomorrow !!! i have to get a 62 on it to still get an A in the class, but i don't know if i can do that!! it's a CUMULATIVE and cumulative tests are of the devil!!! ahh i should probably be studying instead of typing out all my frustrations, but my prof said it was gonna be hard. if i get a B in this econ class, it'll be my first B since 9th grade. ok i'm gonna go study now.</p>
<p>seriously what's the point of this thread?</p>
<p>umm good for you</p>
<p>You'll be fine. I needed an 80% to get an A on my Econ final, which was also cumulative. I got above that, so it is possible.</p>
<p>yeah this was a pointless thread. i was just complaining to a friend about my econ test and she like 'why don't you post it on college confidential where you might actually get some sympathy?'. needless to say, she's NOT a good student at all and knows that this site consists mostly of ppl (like me unfortunately) who complain about getting B's.</p>
<p>To maybe give this thread a point:</p>
<p>I've learned something this semester. You may be able to sit back and not listen or take notes and cram for each test as they come up, but eventually, the cumulative final will bite you in the ass if you haven't been paying attention at all. </p>
<p>That is all.</p>
<p>dude, is econ class that difficult that u have to make this thread? tell me all about how difficult econ is. i know nothing about science/math majors. i guess i'm having it all easy by taking fun history classes in which u just sit and enjoy the teacher going nuts about the greeks. </p>
<p>tell me, as econ major, did u read smith's wealth of nations? that is one fat book. i feel truly sad for smith who sat and wrote all those statistics. i aslo feel sad for darwin. his book must have been a huge pain to write. seriously, some of these old fellows, they're like machines. not only do they come up with statistics, they incorporate them into their theory! imagine how long it took them to research.</p>