2L. No motivation Forum

[Pretzel_Logic]

pretzel, how many days you got to take the last 2?

Copyright is Tuesday morning, PR on Thursday afternoon. Then done. Phew. I'm going to have to learn everything about PR in 24 hours though because I don't think I learned anything all semester.

[td6624]

i had 3 in 4 days last week. next and last one isn't until friday.

so i kind of feel like i should be doing something but i probably actually don't? but i'm kind of hungover and i don't feel like it.

[keg411]

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[kalvano]

My wife said I need to eat healthy to be able to stay motivated.


Does this count?

[dailygrind]

I've been told multiple times that eating a variety of colors is a good way to get all the vitamins and minerals you need. Looking good, man.

[Always Credited]

Its energy PLUS hydration....what more do you need? looks like all the essentials to me, the gummies are just your well deserved treat for drinking such a complete and balanced beverage.

[Unitas]

My wife said I need to eat healthy to be able to stay motivated.


Does this count?

You about to have Rockstar on the Gummies?

[kalvano]

Working on it as we speak.

[traehekat]

pretzel, how many days you got to take the last 2?

Copyright is Tuesday morning, PR on Thursday afternoon. Then done. Phew. I'm going to have to learn everything about PR in 24 hours though because I don't think I learned anything all semester.

That schedule is almost identical to mine, except replace Copyright with Secured Transactions. I also have to learn all of PR in like a day and a half, and I'm POSITIVE I didn't learn anything all semester. The only saving grace is that it is a take home exam with no time limit, I just have to finish it by Thursday evening. More of an intense homework assignment than an exam, really.

[keg411]

pretzel, how many days you got to take the last 2?

Copyright is Tuesday morning, PR on Thursday afternoon. Then done. Phew. I'm going to have to learn everything about PR in 24 hours though because I don't think I learned anything all semester.

That schedule is almost identical to mine, except replace Copyright with Secured Transactions. I also have to learn all of PR in like a day and a half, and I'm POSITIVE I didn't learn anything all semester. The only saving grace is that it is a take home exam with no time limit, I just have to finish it by Thursday evening. More of an intense homework assignment than an exam, really.

Fuck secured transactions.

Also, finished Family Law take home. Once again my brain isn't functioning, but at least I can finally see the light at the end of the tunnel of this god-awful year.

[traehekat]

Fuck secured transactions.

Yeah, I have a whole TWO and a half days to study for that one. Luckily it's not curved and I've heard basically everyone gets an A-, but I've got a bit of catching up to do so... shit's gunna suck.

[keg411]

Fuck secured transactions.

Yeah, I have a whole TWO and a half days to study for that one. Luckily it's not curved and I've heard basically everyone gets an A-, but I've got a bit of catching up to do so... shit's gunna suck.

Once again.... I should've gone to NU .

[dailygrind]

Fuck secured transactions.

Yeah, I have a whole TWO and a half days to study for that one. Luckily it's not curved and I've heard basically everyone gets an A-, but I've got a bit of catching up to do so... shit's gunna suck.

Once again.... I should've gone to NU .

On the one hand, I pay <500 a month for rent, and my living expenses are, in general, very reasonable. OTOH, gentlemen's A-.

[Pretzel_Logic]

I would kill for the gentleman's A-.

Also secured was somehow my best grade last semester. Good luck!

[traehekat]

I would kill for the gentleman's A-.

Also secured was somehow my best grade last semester. Good luck!

haha thanks, any tip for tackling that bad boy?

[Pretzel_Logic]

I'm assuming you get to take your statute book at least. If you have that thing tabbed all to hell that's really all you need. The UCC is apparently my friend based on my exam performances, though, so I realize most people hate the UCC with all their lives. Mine was also open book so I made a super complete outline. Nothing helps like practice problems, though (not necessarily exams, even, just like...E&E problems).

[traehekat]

I'm assuming you get to take your statute book at least. If you have that thing tabbed all to hell that's really all you need. The UCC is apparently my friend based on my exam performances, though, so I realize most people hate the UCC with all their lives. Mine was also open book so I made a super complete outline. Nothing helps like practice problems, though (not necessarily exams, even, just like...E&E problems).

nice, thanks. yeah it's open book, open note, etc. the whole course has been problem based, we learn everything through hypotheticals, almost no cases. everything in the course seems pretty straightforward, it's just a matter of knowing the UCC and having a "map" or "plan of attack" so to speak for common types of problems. I have a ton of notes based on the problems/PowerPoints and an outline from last semester, so I think I should be fine.

how'd you like the e&e? did you read "mastering secured transactions?" (heard it was pretty good, have read a little, seems a little basic)

[Pretzel_Logic]

I actually didn't use any supplements for that one. I think I scanned the Gilberts the night before to make sure I didn't miss anything. My prof was an adjunct who does secured for a living, though, and he did a really good job bringing it all into real life...sounds like you were taught mostly the same way I was, and that's what I credit for doing as well as I did.

Consequently I do not recommend the "supplements are dumb" rampage I went on last semester, I'm going to partially blame my not very awesome grades last semester on that. Never again.

[TTH]

OmniGraffle has given me a towering, strong erection. Best. Thing. Ever.

[bceagles182]

It would be nearly impossible for me to care any less about my professional responsibility exam tomorrow. If I cared any less, I wouldn't show up.

[traehekat]

It would be nearly impossible for me to care any less about my professional responsibility exam tomorrow. If I cared any less, I wouldn't show up.

[AreJay711]

I love retroactive pass fails. I'll be sleeping easy tonight

[quiver]

On the one hand, I pay <500 a month for rent, and my living expenses are, in general, very reasonable. OTOH, gentlemen's A-.

I would kill for that < 500 a month rent and reasonable living expenses. I also would have gladly accepted a gentlemen's A- in admin last semester.

ETA:

I love retroactive pass fails. I'll be sleeping easy tonight

I also wish these existed at my school.

[keg411]

I love retroactive pass fails. I'll be sleeping easy tonight

Wait until you use both of them.

[bceagles182]

I have decided to get caught up on two episodes of south park rather than bothering to get look over the rules.