[ SECRET POST #1967 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #1967 ⌋

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Notes:

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

I feel you, anon. In my second semester of graduate school, I had a professor who was really into numbers analysis and assessment, and he told us ahead of time that he specifically designed his exams so half the class would fail. Well, you don't get into graduate school without being something of an overachiever so we were all "yeah, right"... until we got the first exam. And we realized he wasn't kidding.

Then with a later exam in that same class, his TA messed up the copies pretty badly and everyone was missing the last 10 pages of questions. So he left class to go make copies of the remainder of the exam, and he's gone for over 15 minutes. We're sitting in there, unsupervised, with nothing else to do, and plenty of opportunity to cheat off one another or look for answers in our textbooks, but we all knew it was absolutely pointless, so we all just kind of laughed desperately instead. It was awful. Oddly enough, though, he graded papers super easy.