Getting MURDERED....
Posted: Fri Dec 10, 2010 2:57 am
...by my Contracts take home...due in 12 hours....kill me.
I'm a total dunce for this class.
I'm a total dunce for this class.
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Love the confidence!Compaq1984 wrote:Make your outline a flow chart. So you literally go to each issue as it occurs. f you want help or a sample to see what I did I'd be happy to send you mine. I just blew my exam out of the water.
I feel you dude. I think Ks is going to have its way with me.chicagolaw2013 wrote:...by my Contracts take home...due in 12 hours....kill me.
I'm a total dunce for this class.
Wow. Glad to see (again) that it isn't just me here. I just got destroyed by that Ks exam. Prof asked about the CISG as part of the essay question when he spoke about the CISG for a total of 5 minutes at the beginning of the semester in a single class period, and this stuff wasn't even part of what he talked about. Then, the MC questions were just plain horrible. Almost made me want to cry like a little baby (almost).moandersen wrote:would you have rather gotten murdered by a 3.5 hour closed book K exam?
I feel like absolute crap. I worked so hard throughout the semester and did everything possible to prepare and she throws a ton of curveballs during the mc section, and then has a ridiculously hard essay question that was so convoluted that i did know wtf I should write about. Then, she has a tiny 10pt (the exam had a total of 130 points) question at the end about a contract in the bargain setting - which is what we spent 80% of the semester on.
totally defeated.....
Last night I was hoping the curve wouldnt screw me over - now I'm praying for the curve to help me. Strange how things change in a day.PirateCap'n wrote: Thank God for the curve -- but I don't even know if that will help very much. Somebody has to be at the bottom of it.
Looking forward to it as well. I think the one I've got is somewhere around 35 pages.....I've completely put torts on the "back burner" to study for Civ. Pro. I'm hoping that torts is something I can learn in about a day and a half.moandersen wrote:Last night I was hoping the curve wouldnt screw me over - now I'm praying for the curve to help me. Strange how things change in a day.PirateCap'n wrote: Thank God for the curve -- but I don't even know if that will help very much. Somebody has to be at the bottom of it.
Now on to civ pro and memorizing ~12 pages verbatim so I can spit it all out for the final.
I could use a good flow job. PM me.evilxs wrote:Make your outline a flow chart. So you literally go to each issue as it occurs. If you want help or a sample to see what I did I'd be happy to send you mine. I just blew my exam out of the water.
How do you know? It's curved. Plus, almost every time someone brags they killed an exam, they get below-median or something awful... and my CivPro prof backed it up because he said that whenever he felt good about exams in law school, it meant he missed something. You're supposed to feel like crap afterward.evilxs wrote:Make your outline a flow chart. So you literally go to each issue as it occurs. If you want help or a sample to see what I did I'd be happy to send you mine. I just blew my exam out of the water.
Sadly this is generally true. I came out of K's thinking I CALI'd it. That likely means I'll be fighting to be at median.keg411 wrote:How do you know? It's curved. Plus, almost every time someone brags they killed an exam, they get below-median or something awful... and my CivPro prof backed it up because he said that whenever he felt good about exams in law school, it meant he missed something. You're supposed to feel like crap afterward.evilxs wrote:Make your outline a flow chart. So you literally go to each issue as it occurs. If you want help or a sample to see what I did I'd be happy to send you mine. I just blew my exam out of the water.
Feeling like crap and feeling like you did not hit everything are two different things entirely. I don't drink the TLS kool aid. I know everyone here feels like it is impossible to know how you did, but I did pretty good calling it this summer on my summer law classes. Almost no one in my class had memorized any of the UCC, or even included it in their outlines; and then we got slapped with an exam heavy with it and I walked out whistling Dixie. I knew it, I had it, and I nailed it. Common law contracts was 80% of our class time and a heck of a lot less of our exam.keg411 wrote:How do you know? It's curved. Plus, almost every time someone brags they killed an exam, they get below-median or something awful... and my CivPro prof backed it up because he said that whenever he felt good about exams in law school, it meant he missed something. You're supposed to feel like crap afterward.evilxs wrote:Make your outline a flow chart. So you literally go to each issue as it occurs. If you want help or a sample to see what I did I'd be happy to send you mine. I just blew my exam out of the water.
Charles Barkley wrote:I feel for you. I'm getting raped on Monday in contracts. Got the lube ready.