As I thought, when I finally got the courage to take the online exam, I did not do well. I got a 72. Out of the 14 questions (out of 50) that I got wrong, 4 were tricky (but I might have used the last half hour to reason them out–the one I did change was to the wrong answer), 6 I really didn’t know but could have gotten probably if I looked them up closer (open book tests), and 4 I vehemently argue that according to the lecture notes I chose the best out of the possible answers. Actually, a couple of the others are possible one way or the other, but there is really a "best" answer and I don’t argue those.
I hate it. My GPA is going to get all screwed up by a Nutrition course. I wish I had been smart enough to take this earlier, and in a classroom setting. Sometimes the online courses, no matter how good or helpful the instructor, when based on a textbook exam just isn’t the best way to go.
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