Day Three-Hundred and Thirty-One

So remember all of those test I took before I left for break? I've got all the results in...

• Revelation: 95
• Cost Accounting: 94
• Business Law: 88
• Macroeconomics: 85
• Intermediate Accounting: 62
• Organization Behavior Quiz: 96

My first test of the week was Revelation and I studied for it pretty well. I felt good about it and it turned out well.
That night I took the Cost Accounting test and even though I studied pretty well for it, I was fearful I would not do well. It was really hard and I thought I did bad. I got the highest grade in our class and then professor was even shocked!
Business Law is a dry class but isn't that hard. Sadly while studying, I forgot to print out the 'pop quiz' section of the study guide and missed several of those questions. I felt okay about the test, so I wasn't surprised by my score.
Macroeconomics came on Thursday, the last day of testing. I felt great about it! I had studied, I knew as much as I was going to know, and I was ready to get it over with. I started with the essay questions and thought I did really well. It wasn't as high of a grade as I thought, but I am satisfied.
Organization Behavior Quizzes are super easy because it is open book. I knew it would be a high A, it almost always is.

So, about Intermediate Accounting... We take the test in two parts. First (Tuesday) - the theory based section which is all multiple choice questions. I didn't feel too great about it. Second (Thursday) - the problems. I thought I had these figured out! I was feeling great when I walked out of that class. I was devastated when she posted the grades that afternoon. I was in Terrell getting coffee when I asked myself if I should just go back to school to be there for the make up test. I decided against it because I was on the verge of a mental breakdown, but a 62 on my gradebook hurts....badly!

This is why you shouldn't give a student 6 tests in one week!