Tags: exams
In all the excitement last week, with the case competition, and studying for exams this week, I almost left out writing about another awesome opportunity I had last week. Last Wednesday, the aluminum manufacturer Alcoa had a function on campus relating to some of the grants they have given to the school for various research projects.
So I've once hit that snag where "I'm so over this quarter." It typically happens around midterms. I think it also does not help that next week I schedule my last two classes of graduate school, so I am THAT much closer to receiving my MLHR degree. It also does not help that I have what seems an overwhelming amount of projects to do in a very little span of time.
It's final-ly here, the end of the term!
And I can certainly reconfirm,
That whether or not it was what we thought,
In our first quarter, we learned a lot!
Does marginal benefit equal marginal cost?
In accounting, do you ever find yourself lost?
On a cash flow statement, you subtract a gain,
Are you aware of the intangible value chain?
Extra study sessions may be something you savor.
Can you manage post contractual opportunistic behavior?
Rational, Evaluating, Maximizing individuals have a choice,
This post has been inspired by a recent exam grade that I have received for one of my classes. It wasn't absolutely stellar, but it didn't make me want to down cyanide pills (and the way this class is designed it is better that I chance having my slightly better than mediocre grade than take the comprehensive final).
As a side note, my fiance tells me I have "random song association disorder". Basically, I randomly think of songs at the most random times that somehow seem to fit perfectly into whatever situation I'm in. When I was typing the title of this post, the song "So Far Away" by Carol King. So anyway, if you know the song, I think you might agree it somewhat fits.