I'm finished with math! (Hopefully until I have to teach simple arithmetic to my own children.)
Okay, besides the everyday uses. But I'll just get out my abacus for those times when I've not enough fingers.
My stats final was this morning. I studied all week, printed out the correct tables, made my formula sheet, etc. I was all set!
While heading over to take our final, my classmate asked if I'd seen my "pre-final" grade. I'd calculated my grade on my own, but I didn't know there was an official calculation posted by our teacher. Since we were ahead of schedule, I decided to backtrack to the library and check my grade...just in case. Heaven forbid, by some chance, I take one more math exam than required.
Low and behold! My grade was higher than I thought.
I'm sure you can predict my course of action.
Yes, I opted out of the optional final.
:D
Happy dance!
Now to tackle music history.
I'm listening to vocal music that was composed around 1100 while reading about/writing an essay on instrumental music in the Baroque. Now that's not a bit confusing!
Congratulations! No more math! Yay! This makes me really excited for you.
ReplyDeleteDon't sell yourself short! I know first hand that you have a good command of mathematics. I've heard before that math and music require some of the same intellectual abilities. So, there you go! Hurray for you!
ReplyDeleteFrom my 30 minutes in a college class, I know when the Baroque period was! =)
ReplyDeleteSo glad you're nearing the end of the tedious. Praying your next semester is more of what YOU want to study!
Way to go Jessie! :)
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