Comments on: Insomnia http://www.wardmin.org/2004/10/insomnia/ The life and times of Ward Minnis Sun, 03 Jan 2010 09:29:42 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3 By: jenn http://www.wardmin.org/2004/10/insomnia/comment-page-1/#comment-18 jenn Wed, 30 Nov -0001 00:00:00 +0000 http://www.wardmin.com/wardpress/?p=81#comment-18 Oh Ward, your first mark ever in university. :) Firsts are always worsts, as the rhyme goes. But hey, leave room to grow! Your mark will blossom, and transform into such a big butterfly, that perhaps the school wont be able to retain! But .. seriously, if you think youre in the wrong program, I say change it quick. Well, you can't really change it quick 'coz you gotta wait till the end of the term, but ... at least you can ask around, set your eye onto the next program, and transfer some courses out, and put new courses in from the new program for winter term. Then, maybe you can be more motivated and work better towards marks! Oh Ward, your first mark ever in university. :) Firsts are always worsts, as the rhyme goes. But hey, leave room to grow! Your mark will blossom, and transform into such a big butterfly, that perhaps the school wont be able to retain!

But .. seriously, if you think youre in the wrong program, I say change it quick. Well, you can’t really change it quick ‘coz you gotta wait till the end of the term, but … at least you can ask around, set your eye onto the next program, and transfer some courses out, and put new courses in from the new program for winter term. Then, maybe you can be more motivated and work better towards marks!

]]> By: Prof. http://www.wardmin.org/2004/10/insomnia/comment-page-1/#comment-19 Prof. Wed, 30 Nov -0001 00:00:00 +0000 http://www.wardmin.com/wardpress/?p=81#comment-19 If "firsts are always worsts" and worth only 10% of the final grade, then with "room to grow" you are already growing towards B's and A's for the remaining 90%. If “firsts are always worsts” and worth only 10% of the final grade, then with “room to grow” you are already growing towards B’s and A’s for the remaining 90%.

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