As they'd say on Marketplace, let's do the numbers:
Times I went to the incorrect class: 0
Times I started to go to the incorrect class: 0
Times I have ditched class: 0
Times I have wanted to ditch class: Innumerable
Fellow students in more than one of my classes: 1 (Tattooed Man)
Classes with team projects: 2
Classes in which team projects have been clearly explained and are able to be begun: 0
Nightmares about a class which became partially true: 1
Days until graduation: 189
Weeks until I finish my last class of my undergraduate career: 27
Current predictions/awards:
Class in which I feel the dumbest: Contract Law
Class with the most irritating fellow students: Leadership Process
Class in which I will likely receive the best grade: Executive Lecture Series
Class in which I will likely receive the worst grade: Too close to call - Leadership Process or Contract Law
Class which I dread attending the most: Fundamentals of Mediation and Negotiation (good class--too long)
Class which I dread attending the least: Organizational Behavior
Class in which the teacher is most likely to make me cry: Contract Law
Class with the professor with the most soothing voice: Organizational Behavior
Class in which I am most likely to get a headache: Contract Law
Class with the worst smokers: Contract Law
Class in which I am the most bored: Leadership Process (those irritating students are also boring--neat combination)
Class in which I am the most hungry: Fundamentals of Mediation and Negotiation
Class most likely to give me nightmares: Contract Law
Class in the scariest part of campus: Fundamentals of Mediation and Negotiation
Class most likely to give me an ulcer: Contract Law
Class in which the teacher has unrealistic expectations of me: (tie) Contract Law, Leadership Process
Congratulations to the winners. We'll check back on the stats in another few weeks to see how all of the classes are doing.
*Internship is ineligible for any awards related to a specific grade or fellow students, as they are inapplicable to the course.
1 comment:
contract law sounds like a barrel of fun. lucky you.
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