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>>10399963
Sounds like me. My case is more leaving it till last second and not taking group work seriously enough. Not failed (yet) but have to re-sit an assignment (failed first one.) Did a presentation this week i'm sure I failed, again, group work. HOWEVER I submitted an asignment today I feel pretty confident about and also did a french exam I feel confident. Both graded individualy, rather than a group.

See the pattern here? For my re-sits for the group work I am literally just going to have to do all the fucking work myself or just be pro-active as fuck. There becomes this mentality of "let's just finish it" with groups instead of taking it seriously. Well i'm changing that now. I CANNOT fail this year of uni as if I do I won't have enough money via loan to finish.

God, I fucking hate group so god damn much, anyone else feel this way? I feel it just bring the worst out of everyone. At least i've learnt a (hard) lesson though. We also got solid feedback for our work (which was really, really bad, looking back on it) which we'll act on. I should've been more active, I should've said "no we need to take this seriously". But I was lazy.

Anyone else feel this way? I'm lucky that it's not too late for me, and I feel i've learnt my lesson, but it fucking sucked having to be told you failed an assignment when every other group in your class passed it. I got stuck with some fucking idiots but that doesn't excuse me really. I should've taken more charge.

Sorry for the blog post, I just really needed to get it off my chest.