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Hello all, it is that time of the year again. To everyone within difficult schools and with strenuous course loads; how are you coping, and what are good strategies to not become overwhelmed with anxiety and despair? What is your current academic and grade standing- both prospectively heading into your final exams, and overall? What have been your biggest regrets, and how screwed are you in reality in comparison to your current stress levels? And how do you plan to avoid binge drinking/eating/procrastination?
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>only have two courses
>neither has a final exam
feels good
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>>8496044
Are you satisfied to be attending community college?
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>>8496052
comfy graduate school actually
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My biggest regret is that I spent all my time with girls instead of studying and bombed my last calc test. Now I've got no leeway and have to get an A on the final to keep my A.
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>>8496028
Hello, EE here. Course load isn't that much and isn't hard to stay on top of if you actually do the work every day where most people will just put it off.
I'm golden going into exams meanwhile everyone else around me is having a meltdown.
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>>8496055
>mfw I only have to take 7 courses for my masters and PhD
It's comfy, but is this really okay?
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Most likely, when is /sci/ preparing for their exams? How many weeks/months prior?
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Currently have a low A in all of my courses right now and absolutely have to recieve at least a 90% on my finals to maintain my grade. Currently have a 4.0 and will probably become depressed when/ if that drops.
Everyone around me seems to be much worse off at the moment though.
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>>8497488
>muh 4.0
please kys
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