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<blockquote data-quote="Dannyalcatraz" data-source="post: 3197763" data-attributes="member: 19675">Ahhh....college &quot;daze&quot;I have all kinds of whacky stories about how little I actually studied.I once walked up to a classroom, and all of my fellow students were in the hall, all quiet, with their noses buried in their books.&nbsp; I laughed- &quot;You guys look like you're studying for a test!&quot;&quot;Duh- we are!&quot;I didn't even have my books.I asked the girl who sat next to me if I could borrow her book- she smirked, closed it, and handed it to me.&nbsp; &quot;Sure!&quot;For the next 5 minutes, I flipped through about 5 chapters- looking at headings &quot;Yep...got that...know that...he'll test that...&quot;I was the first to finish the test.&nbsp; When we got them back, he wrote the score distribution on the board, and handed them back to us, in no particular order, folded so that only the test recipient could see the score.&nbsp; The girl who loaned me her book had the highest score of all of her friends- an 88.&nbsp; When I was handed mine, I quickly glanced at the score and made to tuck it in my backpack.&quot;Ah-ah-ahhhh!&nbsp; I loaned you my book, I want to see that score!&quot;&quot;No you don't.&quot;&quot;Yes.&nbsp; I do.&quot;&quot;You really don't.&quot;She glared...Sighing, I handed it to her.When she saw my score, she threw my test at me.&nbsp; I had a 93, 3rd highest in the class.Stories like that are why some people actually dropped classes I was taking within my majors- I was too likely to set or break the curve.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Dannyalcatraz, post: 3197763, member: 19675"] Ahhh....college "daze" I have all kinds of whacky stories about how little I actually studied. I once walked up to a classroom, and all of my fellow students were in the hall, all quiet, with their noses buried in their books. I laughed- "You guys look like you're studying for a test!" "Duh- we are!" I didn't even have my books. I asked the girl who sat next to me if I could borrow her book- she smirked, closed it, and handed it to me. "Sure!" For the next 5 minutes, I flipped through about 5 chapters- looking at headings "Yep...got that...know that...he'll test that..." I was the first to finish the test. When we got them back, he wrote the score distribution on the board, and handed them back to us, in no particular order, folded so that only the test recipient could see the score. The girl who loaned me her book had the highest score of all of her friends- an 88. When I was handed mine, I quickly glanced at the score and made to tuck it in my backpack. "Ah-ah-ahhhh! I loaned you my book, I want to see that score!" "No you don't." "Yes. I do." "You really don't." She glared...Sighing, I handed it to her. When she saw my score, she threw my test at me. I had a 93, 3rd highest in the class. Stories like that are why some people actually dropped classes I was taking within my majors- I was too likely to set or break the curve. [/QUOTE]

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