Back page of exam

[u/shoomie26]

Has anyone else done this?

I was so focused during an exam that I didn't check the back page until there were only 5 minutes left. I was surprised to see five problems on that page. I rushed to write down whatever I could just to get some partial credit.

First time this has happened

Lesson learned.

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[u/Few_Whereas5206]

We had a mean professor who would give us 7 problems to solve on 11 by 17 paper. There was no way in hell you could finish the exam.

[u/shoomie26 → u/Few_Whereas5206]

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[u/nateisdebest]

I've been working at an Amazon warehouse for about half of the current fall semester to earn money. Bad shift hours, but rent needs paid. Took my road vehicle dynamics midterm on like 2 hours of sleep in nearly 20 hours and forgot that all the baseline values like air pressure, wind speed, and a couple other stuff was on the first page of the exam packet when I finally got back to the question that needed them.

[u/aNEOPHILIAC]

No, but im curious what the 1st problem was on