I was being stupid, if I pass this with high grade, I'll have more options in further course selection, and it wasn't hard at all, but I didn't study either, as I said, I had it coming.
Whether I drop this one or not, I'm planning on take the harder one, it's just I've gone half way through, why not finish.

This actually wasn't the first time, I always do this before final, like start reviewing 3h before exam, and I always arrive late. And usually I spend days before thefinal just watch TV shows or animations, if there is nothing interesting I'll just sleep during the day.
I'm a really not hard-working person, or say extremely lazy, I knew what was comingin the beginning but I just didn't bother to care, I thought I can fix everything in the last minute, and I did, except this time, I had only 1h left and I didn't review 2 of the 5 chapters, probably because I really didn't like either the instructures nor the course material, all I could think of was to get this over with.
Anyway, I had it coming and I can take responsibilities of my action, and accept the consequences. To be honest, it's quite exciting to wait for the mark, if I deserve it, this will be my first fail, and it kind broke my record

I know it's quite shameless to say this, but it's true: I never really studied hard. It's not that I don't want to, but I can't, this is me, even when I'm in university, still, for several times, I was surprised by how hard one can study and how detail he can get in to, and that was the time I knew, I was never that hard working and never will be. It's always to know your limit, I'd like to do my homework in thelast minute too, but I'm clear with how much I can do in each situation within a certain time. Maybe your problem with finishing homework is because you overestimatedyourself.


I clearly know myself, but I don't want to push myself, especially in study. When I'm estimating the time it takes to finish homework, I usually underestimate my ability of study just in case. But clearly, when it comes to things like this, I'd like to push that limit, as I some how value the thrill of not studying more than the mark.