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Monday, April 14, 2008

Less than 52 hours until I'm done

I have a final exam at 2pm on Wednesday. It's my only final exam this term out of four courses. If you're thinking "lucky guy" you're wrong. Classes that don't have final exams make up for it by having a big final project instead.

Final project: A week or more of solid work

Final exam: Study for a few hours and write an exam

Sure, you get more out of a project than an exam, but when you have three of them all due at the same time, it's not easy to manage. Actually, the course that does have a final exam also had an assignment due on the last day of class, but it wasn't as big as the projects for the other classes.

Anyway, 52 hours from now I will be finished my undergraduate studies! How should I celebrate?

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