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Originally Posted by Back In The Saddle
The keys to success? It depends on whether you consider graduation to be the end goal, or a step towards the end goal. If you look at college as preperation for career and a fuller, richer life, then an attitude of "I don't want to have to think about this unless it's going to be on a test" is a pretty poor way to prepare.
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So let's say you're taking a course in...I dunno...let's say music of the 15th century. But you decide you'll have a fuller,richer life if you focus on music of the 18th century. "Screw you Dufay and your parallel fifths!" you say, "Mozart for me!!"
That's a good way to prepare, right?
Puh-leeze. You have no argument. Maybe you should take out the garbage?
and BTW...I've never, ever taken an advanced science or engineering course without the instructor telling us exactly what's to be on the final.
Too much to cover my small minded friend. Too much to cover.