>breezed through calc 1 to 4 with an A's(b+ in 2) >breezed

wtf is calculus 4?

You're autistic in the literal sense of the word

>>8345659
Music is fucked since well-tempered shit arrived

Are you just not doing the homework? Not studying for the tests?

What do you even do in that class? Why OP?

>>8345675
i keep fucking up on every exam

>professor plays a song on speakers for the first half of the exam
>have to identify the musical period it was written, the form, the texture, the rough tempo, the style, where all the cadences are, and a bunch of bullshit musical terms that mean specific bullshit that i can't even remember
>think I did really well
>get exam back
>70% lol

>>8345659
Unless you're doing music theory II/III tier shit, then you should be at an A

Honestly the intro to music theory I took was pretty hard. Lots of theory and detail to learn along with having to be able to distinguish various eras of music and explain in great detail how they differ. It's definitely not a course like sociology that you can sleep through.

>>8345682
Try listening to more music while looking at the scores

>>8345659
STEM students stereotype those classes as "easy A's" so the professors tend to artificially increase the difficulty just to haze their students/make them take it seriously.

>>8345659

You spent your whole life working on logical puzzles in the form of math and science, and have almost no training when it comes to passing tests in the humanities.

Literally, that's it.

>>8345706
there are a few intro arts classes that are actually difficult but most of them are bullshit fluff
>philosophy
>music
don't take these if you're expecting an easy A in an intro elective. you might actually have to do some work

>>8345710
kek, don't puff yourself up too hard