Today is a monumental day for my SMU studies, because I have completed 2 presentations in non-exam courses, meaning that I am done with them.
However...
I still have 3 exams to go.
21 Nov. The Shipping Business exam encompasses a lot of knowledge. I mostly fear the Bills of Lading, insurance, and legal part of the course as well as the financing (futures etc.) component. On my midterm I got a 9.5/10 so hopefully with a lot of studying I can do well on this final exam.
26 Nov. The Singapore Society exam will be the most obscure one. Without any study books, I suppose I will have to write an essay based on the knowledge I gained during class. One can't really prepare for this exam so I'm just hoping for the best.
29 Nov. The Psychology exam is the most exhaustive, because for this exam I need to memorize (yes, memorize) 400 pages of information.
Interesting fact: SMU grading is based on a bell curve. Rather than absolute grades, relative grades are employed. This means that 15% gets an A, 30% a B, etc. So the person with the highest score gets an A+ and after that the rest follows.
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