/sci/ - Science & Math

>Work in a neuroscience laboratory

Sorry OP, don't have any stories to share.

>>4598419
Oh yeah, I got one of those

>Taking neuroscience seminar class that requires weekly papers on the speakers' research
>It's the capstone class for the major and is notorious for killing the GPAs of students who were 4.0s up until then
>Professor gets ready to hand back the first paper
>Talks about how people should get ready to be extremely disappointed but not to get too upset because "everyone always does really badly on the first paper". Also the paper has a mandatory rewrite and the new grade will be averaged with the old one.
>Mentions how some students should probably think about getting help from the writing center as well
>Average grade was in the 50s
>Get my paper back
>95%
>Do the rewrite
>100%
>Professor congratulates me on being the only person in the class thus far to get a perfect score on an assignment
>Rest of the semester continue to get near-perfect and even perfect scores on all my papers
>There were three mandatory rewrites due throughout the semester, I ended up having to ask the professor to let me avoid doing them because none of my papers could be rewritten on account of the fact I already had 100% on them
>MFW I watched everyone else in my major struggle with that class

Why is OP gloating? He's just going to get a B or worse like everyone else who has ever taken orgo.

>>2248876
>mfw I leave, and never come back

>>2235985
>he thinks using complex words make you smarter

Also under aged and B&

>>2154099
>Implying that there exists a doctor who would turn away more money

Make sure to take a picture of your face on Friday when you find out that a lot of kids were able to figure out the problem and hence the curve will be nowhere near as high as you're expecting.