Alright. I have never before in my life had this much motivation to study. (Not even when I was in danger of failing out of a required class during my last semester of college, but I digress.)
This summer, I have two weddings to be in - one is my brother's, the other is my cousin's. Problem being, both weddings are right in the middle of my five months of job training. (Talk about bad timing.) I talked to one of the instructors here, he told me that he couldn't give me a yes/no answer, but that I should not expect to be able to go. But he also said that it would be up to the commander for my particular class, and that a large part of the decision would have to do with my academics. Bad scores = needs to spend time studying and not being in weddings.
Which doesn't sound that bad, except that in this particular course, 100 is considered "good", 98+ is considered "okay", and below 95 is considered "bad."
So, does anyone have any suggestions on getting to know a subject, inside and out, to the point of being able to ace tests?
Oh, and I'm pretty sure this means I'm not going to my cousin's bachelor party.
This summer, I have two weddings to be in - one is my brother's, the other is my cousin's. Problem being, both weddings are right in the middle of my five months of job training. (Talk about bad timing.) I talked to one of the instructors here, he told me that he couldn't give me a yes/no answer, but that I should not expect to be able to go. But he also said that it would be up to the commander for my particular class, and that a large part of the decision would have to do with my academics. Bad scores = needs to spend time studying and not being in weddings.
Which doesn't sound that bad, except that in this particular course, 100 is considered "good", 98+ is considered "okay", and below 95 is considered "bad."
So, does anyone have any suggestions on getting to know a subject, inside and out, to the point of being able to ace tests?
Oh, and I'm pretty sure this means I'm not going to my cousin's bachelor party.