I need 76% to pass my course tomorrow. Is this possible?

I gotta study 6 chapters, My method is usually just studying all the bolds and italics and memorizing them, some common sense and this usually works just fine.

Could you guys do it? Its for Economics

microeconomicsTurninTricks

God I hate micro. Macro is so much more interesting.

I have a financial/micro exam in a couple of days too, and if I ever see another utility curve or consumption possibilities curve I think I'm going to go crazy.

[QUOTE="TurninTricks"]microeconomicsDJ_Lae

God I hate micro. Macro is so much more interesting.

I have a financial/micro exam in a couple of days too, and if I ever see another utility curve or consumption possibilities curve I think I'm going to go crazy.

[QUOTE="DJ_Lae"]

[QUOTE="TurninTricks"]microeconomicsTurninTricks

God I hate micro. Macro is so much more interesting.

I have a financial/micro exam in a couple of days too, and if I ever see another utility curve or consumption possibilities curve I think I'm going to go crazy.

No. but hey, you tried your best kid.Boring_Bland

:lol: No way in hell, but good luck though!

depends on the size of the chapters andh ow much you already know.

just run in front of the teacher and roll your body into a 360 degree helical rotation on its axis

[QUOTE="DJ_Lae"]

[QUOTE="TurninTricks"]microeconomicsTurninTricks

God I hate micro. Macro is so much more interesting.

I have a financial/micro exam in a couple of days too, and if I ever see another utility curve or consumption possibilities curve I think I'm going to go crazy.

Funny, I'm in highschool AP Economics, we've been doing Micro, and each of those two topics only really came up in one or two chapters. We've got two chapters left, and I don't expect to see them again. I'm assuming you guys are in college and, unless you're exaggerating, I find it weird that we seem to be covering more topics than you guys. Granted, you have probably seen every different form of those curves and delve further into the material, but it seems to me that highschool AP courses touch on a wider range of topics than do college courses. I've finished 1 in Freshman year and am taking 3 now in my Junior year, and this something I've noticed after talking to some of my friends and family and college.

Why do people keep saying 76% is a high grade? At all the schools I've ever been to a 76% is barely passing. There must be something seriously different with your grading systems (guessing you're canadian) since I see people saying they only need a 35% on their final to pass their class (which over here would most likely cause you to fail your class).gameguy6700

face it...your screwed