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The Transfer from Wapakoneta

Here we are in another week closer to summer break. This week is a shortened week because of Easter. I do not have classes Thursday or Friday. This week has been a pretty laid back week for the most part except for Monday. Monday was a challenging day because I forgot we had an exam in business ethics. I spent most of the morning and an hour in the afternoon doing my homework. Little did I know I had an exam at 2 p.m. that day. I remember that I had an exam at about 1230 or 1245. This led to me to lose my mind and start stressing. I spent the next hour and a half studying for my exam. I was doing practice test after practice test just trying to retain the knowledge, I needed to complete the test. Once I got to the test my computer had really low battery, so I thought I was screwed but luckily I had my charger in my bookbag ready to go for the test. I then took the test and think I did pretty well but we will see in the coming weeks how I did. What has been your craziest moment this past week?

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  1. It seems like it's been a while for you without something crazy happening in your week, hopefully, that exam in ethics went well! I've heard a lot of things this year about how difficult Business Ethics is, I took it my freshman year and I passed with a B, but it seems like the professor is a lot more strict. Its also the worst when the computer isn't charged when you really need it. I have also heard a lot of stories of cheating in that class, which may be why the professor is making it harder this year?

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  2. I'm in the same boat as you. I only found out about the exam like an hour prior and started freaking out and texting friends asking them what I need to study and they all told me the practice test. So I took it like 30 times and ended up getting a 92% on my exam.

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