02 Mart 2010, Salı
saat: 05:56
I'm a history minor and and a historophile; so I haven't been freaking out before this exam as much as I used to. I've already known all the documents that good old Condorcet wrote or I've been able to recite all the articles of de Gauges' declaration. Best of all -Without doing anything extraordinary. Like I said, I have a natural love of history!
Actually, this semester I'm enjoying myself; I'm just going out with my friends and making lifelong memories, instead of being stuck in the library reading huge books. There is no need to bust your ass for higher grades anyway. Believe me, I've learned the hard way: Grades don't matter. Neither grad school admission committees, nor your parents appear to care if you get an A or B in your insanely difficult seminar class. You don't have to be good, "you just have to be good enough", and that's all.
