/sci/ - Science & Math

[Anonymous No.4610712]

Tell /sci/ what grades are you expecting this semester?

Expected grades
Bio: B+
Bio Lab: B
Chem: C
Chem Lab: C+
Comp: C
Pre Calc: B+/A
Psychology: A

feelbadman

[Anonymous No.4610725]

bump

[Anonymous No.4610727]

Digital Logic Lab: B
Senior Design: A
CPLUSPLUS: A
DIGITAL CONTROL LAB: A
SEMICONDUCTOR LAB: B
SEMICONDUCTOR THEORY: A
MEDICAL IMAGING: B

I sadfag.

[Based God Ricardo Cup of Tea formerly known as Based God Carlton Cole !.WK5BaC6Zk No.4610728]

>Pre Calc

[Anonymous No.4610731]

>>4610728

I'm a freshman, I should have been placed in calc but they wouldn't allow to make up my placement exam. I missed my placement exam.

Feels worse man

[Anonymous No.4610746]

Come on sci I know you want to share your grades with me

[Anonymous No.4610778]

Calculus 1, 2 and 3: A+
Mechanics: B
Introductory QM and relativity: B
Chemistry: B

[Anonymous No.4610824]

Diff EQ: B+
Intro to Circuit Analysis: A-
Physics II (electricity/magnetism): B

>tfw finals make or break you

[Anonymous No.4610846]

>>4610824

Worst feel ever.

Linear Algebra: Lowest I can get is B, should get an A if I did well on the final I just took

Prob and Stats I: A

Linear Regression Analysis: A-

History: B- (LAST FUCKING GEN ED FUCK YOU FUCKING RAGE)

[Anonymous No.4610864]

>>4610846
i got a B in my modern history of africa gen ed class. only gen ed i got a B in, and that was because the hippie professor doesn't grade mathematically. yes, he really said that.

[Anonymous No.4610872]

Signed up for 6 subjects. Only going to pass 3. This is not going to look good in my files but oh well

I passed all my freshman courses so now they cannot kick me out from the university

[Anonymous No.4610892]

>mfw grades don't have any value, I juste have to do well on the competitive exams that still await me

[Anonymous No.4610926]

Computer Methods for Chemical Engineering: A
Thermo II: B+ to A- it really depends
Physics III: B to B-
Physics III Lab: Already know I got an A+
Orgo II: I dunno lol. I was 2% behind the average, been studying my ass off over 2 hours a day and revisiting old material. If average is curved to B/C line, then hopefully B.
Orgo II Lab: A
Music in the Andes (lol): A

Physics and Orgo are where I might slip to C's

[Anonymous No.4610942]

Depending if I get 90+ on my finals ...

Statistics - A.
Euclidean and Non Euclidean Geometries - B+ / A-.
Linear Algebra II - A / A+.
Formal Logic - A- / A.

Scored an 89 on my Logic midterm; scored 90 and 80, respectively, on my Stats exams; barely passed my Euclidean/Non-Euclidean Geometries exam; second one, getting results today; for LA II, I scored a 91 on the midterm.

Not so bad of a semester. Geometries is the course kicking my fucking ass, though.

[Anonymous No.4610968]

>>4610942
How is linear algebra 1? I'm taking that over the summer.

[Anonymous No.4610983]

Wow, it turns out that the 150+ IQ that everyone on this board has doesn't go very far.

[Anonymous No.4611019]

>>4610968
Fairly straight forward. I understood all of it. Conceptually, it is very gratifying and enjoyable. I can't say anything bad about it, to be quite honest. It was a nice class.

Get ready for a lot of calculation, though. Some proofs and useful definitions here and there, just don't get fucked up with the calculations. If you're the type to screw up negative/positive signs or mess up on minor arithmetic mistakes, then LA will be a nightmarish experience. Most of the work(excluding the proofs/definitions) has a fuckton of numbers and if you screw it up, your professor may take everything off.

For the midterm LA exam, the professor gave us two complicated 3x3 matrices(fractions, decimals, sqroots -- professor was a real asshole) and we had to find the inverse of both and multiply it out. He put it as 30 pts(exam was worth 100), so a lot of people thought that it was going to be piss easy. It turns out, the matrix was designed to give people a huge fucking amount of arithmetical problems. Calculators can only help so much when you're dealing with several arithmetic operations. People lose track after a while.

Only about four people got the question completely correct and it took 3 pages of hand written calculation. If a person didn't have a negative sign correct, or a few numbers were off, he'd just mark ALL of it wrong.

[Anonymous No.4611435]

>>4611019
Alright thanks for the heads up. My mistakes generally lie in my misunderstanding of my own handwriting so I'll be sure to pay careful attention to that during this class.

Also, you professor sounds like a right cunt.

[Anonymous No.4611462]

stochastic probability : A
Bio: idunno
C++: C+ fitting but not what i hoped for

linear algebra can be an A or a B+ or a B depending on that damn final.

[Anonymous No.4611465]

Computer Networks - A
User Interface Design - A
Principles of Programming Languages - A/A-
History of Science - A

My school doesn't do A+, A is the highest they have. Networks and UI both have lab components as well as lecture.

[Anonymous No.4611472]

Freshman here

Integral Calc - B+ or A-
Chemistry - A
Biology - A+
Macroeconomics - A-
Physics - A

Feels medschool man

[Anonymous No.4611513]

3 A's
1 B
1 That can still end up anywhere (currently at a 91), have an exam in 2 hours and a final next tuesday.

Also, we don't have a A+/A- system.

[Anonymous No.4611547]

>Americans using letters to express something better expressed in numerical values
>i scooby dooby doo

[Anonymous No.4611565]

Further Maths: A
Maths: A
Biology: A*
Physics: A*
Chemistry: B/A

[Anonymous No.4611568]

>>4611547
>implying letters aren't ordered

[Anonymous No.4611600]

>>4611547
>i scooby dooby doo
You know
That phrase used to have some meaning
Now you /v/ faggots have taken it and bashed it into a pile of un-identifible shit.
Please go back to your hell hole, if you haven't figured out yet, NO boards want you, not /a/, /sci/, /g/, or even the shit hole that is /jp/ and /pol/.

[Anonymous No.4611728]

Ecology: A
Intro Microbio: A
Intro CS for non CS majors: A
Immunology: A

First two I already took most of, but had to drop due to missing an exam in one of them late into the quarter without an excuse last quarter. Other 2 are interesting.

[Anonymous No.4611755]

Calc: A
Bio: B+

[Anonymous No.4611771]

>>4611462
>C+ in C++

[Anonymous No.4611789]

Inorganic Chem I: B-
Biochemistry I: B
Physics II: A
African Literature: A
Environmental Conservation: A

Yeah. Liberal-arts education can go to hell (public school)

[Anonymous No.4611799]

Inorganic Chem I: B-/B
Biochemistry I: B-/B
Physics II: A
African Literature: A
Environmental Conservation: A

feelshorribleman. And although liberal arts education keeps my GPA afloat, I still hate it.

[Anonymous No.4611845]

Expected grades:

Experimental methods: B+ (I literally have no clue, this guess is probably low)
Signal processing: A
Complex variables: A
Ordinary differential equations: A (if I do as expected on my final friday)
Linear algebra: A- (might be pessimistic, we'll see after my final on monday)

[Anonymous No.4611854]

Astronomy: A+
Molecular Biology: A-
Software Engineering: A-
Compilers: B+
Immunology: B-
Psychology: A-

Fuck immunology. Rote memorization course.

[Anonymous No.4611866]

>>4611789
>African Literature

[Anonymous No.4611889]

biochem - B
Research in Biomedicine -A
Physiology - C
Imunology - B
Genetics - B
Neuroscience - B
Sociology - A
Clinical skills - A

these are my current grades

[Anonymous No.4611896]

Game Theory: 70
Finance: 87
Econometrics: 75
Economic Growth: 99
Political Science: 80

[Anonymous No.4611923]

Radiation and Nuclear Systems Chemistry: 82
Radiological Physics: 84
Nanomaterials: 79
Magnetic Resonance Imaging: 86
Behavioral Genetics (Psychology): 87

[Anonymous No.4611936]

Physics - A
Statistics - A
Chemistry - (close, but A)
Java 1 - A
Linear Algebra - W got a shitawful teacher

[Anonymous No.4611939]

>>4611854
>rote memorization
>doesnt know about memory palaces
>laughinggirls.jpeg
seriously man, I used to hate Chem. for the memorization. Memory palaces - learned my strong acids, strong bases, and solubility rules in ~20min, 4 months ago, and still remember them.

[Anonymous No.4611956]

>>4611939
The fact that there is a memory palace doesn't negate the fact that it is a rote memorization course. Which is shit.

[Anonymous No.4611967]

>>4611956
Read "MoonWalking with Einstein." The author's a bit arrogant, but it's short and the skills it explains how to develop are great to have in college (and high school...wish so fucking much I had known about this five years ago)

[Anonymous No.4611979]

Ochem D
Ochem lab D
Bio D
Bio lab D
Quantum mechanics D

[Anonymous No.4611981]

Philosophy: A
Music: W
Math: W

[Anonymous No.4611987]

>>4611799
Awww yeah. I finally grew the balls to look at my latest biochem exam grade after having it in my possession for 2 weeks. I thought I seriously couldn't have scored any higher than a 50 when I completed my exam. 79/100 up in here... it's not even an OK grade, but it's 5 points better than the average.

/sci/ is my diary

[Anonymous No.4611991]

Physics: at least 26/30
Linear algebra and geometry: same
Business organization and economics: 26/30 I hope

[Anonymous No.4612043]

Gen Chem II: A
Gen Chem Lab: A
Gen Physics I: B
Gen Physics Lab I: A
Calc II: A
Interpersonal Communication: A

[Anonymous No.4612051]

composition 2 A
psychology A

taking it easy this semester because i'm taking summer courses

[Anonymous No.4612138]

PhysGeo - A+
PhysGeo Lab - A+
OOP Data Structures - A+
Calc I - C-

If anyone knows that math feel and could suggest better ways of studying, I'm all ears. All of my study time goes into Calc and I still can't seem to stop drawing blanks on test day. Tried KhanAcademy, Rootmath, re(re)eading the text, loop through notes...idk.

[Anonymous No.4612163]

Physics A
Digital Systems A
Differential Equations A
Computer Organization A
Complex Analysis- Dropped and will retake this summer

[Anonymous No.4612171]

>>4612138

you just gotta enjoy it man

[Anonymous No.4612176]

Britfag here with a question, is an A+ the equivilant of an A* in Britain?

[Anonymous No.4612184]

>>4612138
Done practice tests?

[Anonymous No.4612189]

>>4612176
Yes.

[Anonymous No.4612193]

>>4611936
Use the linear algebra series MIT has on youtube. The professor is really good, even if he's really old and spacey and has an annoying voice sometimes. You'll learn so much.

>>4611845
You are my future.
Studying signals. Using Oppenheim's videos on youtube.com/MIT this summer before I even take DSP and signals and systems. Already aced the fuck out of linear algebra. Hope that'll do me good.

[Anonymous No.4612201]

>>4612189
Okay then, here goes:
- Physics - A*
- Chemistry - A
- Maths - A*
- Further Maths - A*

[Anonymous No.4612203]

>>4612184
Practice as in do problems or as in similar conditions as my real test? Do problems? Yes, on both Khan and WebAssign. Similar "testing" conditions (quiet room, no notes) no I have not.

[Anonymous No.4612207]

>>4612203
You should try to do some testing conditions things if you can, but have some people to help you with it and stuff.

[Anonymous No.4612215]

>>4612171

I really do enjoy it. I love math, it just doesn't seem to love me. It's still a foreign language to me, I rarely see any real examples of application, something to link it too in my mind. I'm not sure if that's the problem or not. For ex, I understand differentiation fine and good, but up until I started watching Khan videos I never knew what a derivative physically was.

[Anonymous No.4612229]

BC Calc - A
AP Bio - A
Physics - A
Other non-Math/Sci subjects - Hoping to average a B

[Anonymous No.4612242]

Maths: A*
Physics: A*
Chemistry: A*
Biology: A*
History: A*
RE: A
English Language: B
English Literature: B/A
Product Design: A
ICT: A

lol GCSE's

[Anonymous No.4612250]

Structural Geology: A
Sedimentary Petrology: A
Western Civ 2: A
Linear Algebra: A
Statistics for Scientists and Engineers: A

[Anonymous No.4612256]

Engineering analysis 62%
Aerothermodynamics 55%
Dynamics & Control 65%
Propulsion 69%
Mechanics of Flight 64%

funny thing is, those are decent marks in england

[Anonymous No.4612312]

I like how these kids think anyone cares about their high school grades.

[Anonymous No.4612560]

>>4612256
Nah—That's pretty typical in engineering. There's a course at my university called "Stochastic Processes for Engineers" which currently has a class average of about 25%. I take it in the fall. Luckily, I already know way more linear algebra than most students know when they enter the course (or leave it, for that matter). Watch the vids on youtube in everything you can. They help.

[Anonymous No.4612649]

Finance A+
Time series analysis A
Demand consumption models A+
Portfolio analysis A+
Risk analysis B
Accounting A+
Banking A+

in one take, feels good man

[Anonymous No.4612668]

satisfying my woman A+
satisfying my best friend's woman A+
introducing lesbians to anal pleasure A+
penile laryngoscopy A+
differentiable manifolds C-

[Anonymous No.4612770]

Calc II: A
Physics I: B (hopefully, could easily slip to a C though)
Discrete Mathematics: A
Orgo II: A
Orgo I Lab: A

I kind of disregarded physics and really immersed myself in proofing shit for Calc II and Discrete instead.
Don't really regret it since I want to take an Analysis or Number Theory course as an elective next year after I finish Calc III. Interesting stuff

[Anonymous No.4612827]

controls II: A
analog circuit design: A
power systems: A
systems and signals lab: A
EM2: A

feels good to be a huge fuckign nerd loser who studies 24/7

[Anonymous No.4612880]

Electromagnetism II: A
Classical Mechanics II: A
Network Centric Programing: A
Numerical Analysis and Computing: A
Principals of Programing Languages: A
Experimental Modern Physics: A or B+
Differential Geometry: A or B+
Intermediate Japanese II: passing...

[Anonymous No.4613231]

Calc III - A
Proof Writing - A+
Modern Physics - B-

[Anonymous No.4613245]

Computer: B
Introduction to Education: B
Developmental Psychology: B
Statistics: D

[Anonymous No.4613255]

is A seriously the best score in the US? Whatever happened to A+? A is shit tier compared to A+.

[Anonymous No.4613259]

>>4613255
We drop the pluses and minuses in middle school. An A is an A and a B is a B. There's no need to know whether or not you're "ALMOST AN A!".

[Anonymous No.4613272]

>>4613259
WOW buddy. So, what, 80-100% is all an A? What the fuck is that?

[Anonymous No.4613273]

>>4613259

Many of the highly ranked uni's use +/- grading in the US. I know mine does.

B+ = 3.3
B = 3.0
B- = 2.6
etc

[Anonymous No.4613275]

>Look at the grades I have in my engineering classes
>Goodbye, cruel world

[Anonymous No.4613279]

Chem Lab 1: B+
Chem Lab 2: C
Chemistry : B-
Calculus II : B+
Physics I : A-
Vector Geo : C+
English II : B+

[Anonymous No.4613280]

listen guys. if yuoure doing good in classes, i salute you. i graduate from uni in 4 days with a 3.53 in chemical engineerin, and i am dirnk. if youre doinjg well, good on ya. congrats. and keep up the good work

[Anonymous No.4613281]

>>4613275
I know that feel man.

[Anonymous No.4613285]

>>4613280
3 more years and then I will be you!

[Anonymous No.4613287]

>>4613279

Darn, tough semester (for a freshmen I'm assuming). Guessing gen chem was a weed at your uni?

[Anonymous No.4613289]

> Comp Sci 112: A
> Partial Differential Equations: A
> Real Analysis II: B+

I am so mad right now.

[Anonymous No.4613296]

>>4613287

Yeah, never took it in high school, and I plan on majoring in chemical engineering now. Grades aren't great, but I like how ChE is really applicable to a lot of real world things.

[Anonymous No.4613310]

Physics: B- (less than a point away from a B)
Physics lab: A-
Nutrition: A
Dev Psych: A-
Bio: B+

I had a terrible freshman year (lots of C's) so I probably need to have all A's for the next two years to get into my post-undergrad program :(

Why do they look at GPA so much? My major has the lowest average GPA at my school and yet people with a 3.6 in psychology will have a better chance at acceptance than me

fuckthisgayearth.jpeg

[Anonymous No.4613313]

>>4613310

No they wont.

[Anonymous No.4613315]

>>4613296

I got a 2.0 my first semester and dominated the next one to get my GPA to above a 3.3, which allowed me to transfer into the ChemE program. (Where I'm a Junior currently)

Weed outs are brutal if you get shitty profs, keep 'ya head up anon

[Anonymous No.4613376]

Hey /sci/.
I'd like to further my education on anything. I have an insatiable hunger for knowledge.
I'm 13 years old, and I take Accelerated Classes in Secondary School, (which isn't difficult at all) but I feel as if the class moves too slow for me.

What would be some good materials to learn? I'm up for pretty much anything that I can learn at my local library and/or behind a computer screen.

[Anonymous No.4613381]

>>4613376

Learn trigonometry, calculus, and then physics.

[Anonymous No.4613404]

>>4613381
Thank you.
Could you recommend me any specific materials/lesson plans, or would a general Google of each topic lead me to good sources?

[Anonymous No.4613411]

>>4613404

Check the sticky, go to khanacademy.org, get some free textbooks on the subjects.

[Anonymous No.4613430]

>that feel when I can't get myself to study and am a horrible student in general

Why am I even here.

[Anonymous No.4613884]

>>4613315

Gettin' sweet sweet lovin' from a fellow ChE in /sci/ honestly cheers me up more than most things these days.

[Anonymous No.4613896]

Bio 2: B
Semiconductor Devices: B
Networks and Systems: B but probably C
Mathematical Modeling: B

Fells bad man

[Anonymous No.4613937]

Graph Theory I: A
Stat 1: B+ because I fucked up the second exam (A- first exam, B- second). Maybe if I"m lucky the final will push me back to A- but the final is supposed to be actually difficult
Organic Chem: C or C-
Quantum Chem: I have no idea. I have 94% HW average, but we've had two exams so far and he hasn't graded either for anyone.

[Anonymous No.4614166]

AP Gov: A
AP Lit: A
AP Music Theory: A
All band classes: A
Economics: A
Forensics: A
Engineering Prep: A

Senior year, bumped it down a notch from last year. I wish I had the opportunity to take AP Physics or Bio.

[Anonymous No.4614171]

Psych: A+
History: A+
Genetics: A+
Cell Bio: A+
Stats: A-

I hope I become doctor, because if I don't then being a virgin at the end of second year will not be worth it...

[Anonymous No.4614174]

>>4614166
LOL high school and their inflated grades... Come back when you take REAL classes at uni.

Also, UNDERAGED BIATCH!

[Anonymous No.4614175]

>>4614174
Yeah yeah I know, I know it will be a lot different doing undergrad engineering

[Anonymous No.4614176]

AP Calc - C
AP Phys - C
AP Econ - C
Comp - C
Yoga - B
Comp Religions - B

feels like hell, but it's my senior year last semester, haven't done homework this year.

[Anonymous No.4614178]

E&M : B+ or A-
Properties of solids liquids and gases: B+ or A-
calculus 2: B+ or A-
statics: B
intro to circuits: B

[Anonymous No.4614180]

>>4614166
>Engineering Prep

[Anonymous No.4614182]

>>4614176
Oh shit son that's a terrible sign. You better pepper your angus over the summer. I'm assuming you took APs because you had all A's before, but you can't stop while you're still in high school! You're probably not retarded, but you best pull your shit together and learn to put some serious work in. You get one shot at this, don't fuck it up!

[Anonymous No.4614188]

C++: A
Java: A
Linear Algebra: A
Physics I: don't even want to think about it. A- right now, thanks to online exams from the textbook manufacturer...but the in-class final will kill us all if not curved. Fuck everything about physics.

[Anonymous No.4614189]

>>4614182
No one gives a fuck about anyone's high school grades.

[Anonymous No.4614196]

Strength and Materials: B
Astrophysics: A
Quantum Mechanics I: A
Classics GE: A
Space Environments: A

[Anonymous No.4614199]

College Teaching: A
Independent Research: A
Geology 3xx: A
Geology 4xx: A
Math 3xx: A
Math 1xx: B

Took a lower-level math course "for fun" and haven't put in enough effort.

[Anonymous No.4614200]

>>4614182
I probably should, but the classes bore me to death. it isn't the rigor of the courses, it is how slow they go.... i didn't have all A's before either, i haven't really cared about my GPA all too much, i haven't done homework this year, so if you look at my percentage grades it is hilarious, take my calc class for example, i have a 03.57% on homework, and a 98.91% on tests and quizzes.
ps, calc 3, physics c yada yada

[Anonymous No.4614205]

Top marks all around in Topology, Functional Analysis, Calculus of Variations and Numerical Solutions to PDEs

[Anonymous No.4614210]

Anyone else get sad about reaching the end of a textbook you spent hours with every day? I'm really dragging my feet on the last chapter of my 2 programming texts. If you know that feel, post pics of your favorite beat up textbooks here. Here's mine - plan to get a new cover for it after semester is over.

[Anonymous No.4614217]

Pre-cal: A+
AP Biology: A+
AP Psychology: A+
French 3: A-
AP English: A
2 Music course electives, jazz and concert, both As.
Easy shit.

[Anonymous No.4614211]

Operating Systems: A-
Compiler Design and Formal Grammars: B
Numerical Analysis: B+
Mathematical Logic: A-
Public Speaking: A

[Anonymous No.4614224]

Calc 1: A
Chem 1: A
Engineering Graphics: A
Intro to Engineering: A
Economics 1: B

[Anonymous No.4614245]

>>4614217
>Posting high school grades
>Pumping chest over "AP grades"

Boy, your high school grades don't mean shit for the most part.

[Anonymous No.4614249]

Astronomy: A
International Relations: A/B
Fairytales of Russia: B/C
Discrete Math: C
Band: A

[Anonymous No.4614252]

>>4614245
Case in point: Engineering Science program @ University of Toronto (one of the harder programs in Canada, not nearly the hardest, doesn't compare with Ivy-League schools)
Only people with 90%+ averages were accepted into the program; probably around a third had >95% averages
In 1st year, we had 381 students.
By 3rd year, we had 183 students - the rest had ALL FLUNKED OUT or SWITCHED OUT because they were borderline failing.

Yea, highschool marks don't mean shit except as an idiot bar.

[Anonymous No.4614254]

Aspiring math and physics freshman here.

Modern Physics Experiments: A-
Intro Chemistry: A
Linear Algebra: A
Intro Chinese: A

That physics class is really killer. The rest of my courses are relatively low level so they shouldn't be too bad, unless I screw up finals week really hard.

[Anonymous No.4614265]

>>4614252
UoT is fucking crazy. There are two PhD students here at UBC who had a GPA of like sub 3.0 from UoT. Guess that is equivalent to much more at other universities!

[Anonymous No.4614267]

Probability & Stats: A
Real Analysis: B
Complex Analysis: A
Human Computer Interaction: A
Political Science: A
History of Mathematics: B+/A-
Senior Colloqium: A

[Anonymous No.4614272]

all i did was finished my thesis project this semester and i have no idea whether or not you receive a grade or just get credit

all i know is that it was accepted

[Anonymous No.4614276]

>>4611896
>Game Theory: 70
Finance: 87
Econometrics: 75
Economic Growth: 99
Political Science: 80

you do know econometrics is probably the most important class in your curriculum right? i guess you made a lot of standard errors ho ho ho

[Anonymous No.4614281]

I'm taking econometrics, operations research, discrete math and grad-level actuarial science next semester, too much? or just right?

[cheekyweasel No.4614287]

U.S. History I -- A
Astronomy -- A
Chem II -- A
English 102 -- A
Chem II Lab -- A
Astronomy Lab -- A

Fucking looooove gen eds.

[Anonymous No.4614313]

Time series analysis - C
Chemistry - C
Operations Research - B
Theory of Science - B

Whatever man, I'm tired of studying right now.

[Anonymous No.4614775]

Expecting:

Calc 3: A+
OChem 1 Lab: A+
Anthropology: B
OChem 2: A

[Anonymous No.4614785]

Circuits: A
Intro to Microprocessors: A
Intro to Materials: A? I really don't know, the professor doesn't give a shit about his class
Mathematical proofs: A

Changing out of EE because I don't like it, so the EE courses wont count for anything.

[Anonymous No.4614794]

Is it this easy to get an A in America?

Everyone at my University always goes on about how greater than 80 very, very, very rare.

[Anonymous No.4614791]

Bio A
Maths B
Chemistry D

[Anonymous No.4614809]

>>4614794
In America the students get the questions with their answers before the exams to remember and they only have multiple choice tests.

[Anonymous No.4614828]

>>4614809

>only multiple choice tests

0/10

[Anonymous No.4614831]

>>4614828
if you reply, you have to give at least 1/10

[Anonymous No.4614836]

>>4614831
>no one is ever allowed to post "0/10"
Unless you're saying he had already been replying seriously before that point, I guess.

[Anonymous No.4614875]

>>4614809
Lol, troll harder.

(Eurofag here)