i'm the same way, but on rare occasions my mind opens up and i immediately "get" everything and retain the memories for the test. most of the time however i am stuck being a brainlet. it's like night and day between the two extremes and i imagine that most of my classmates are people who have their minds open, not cloudy.
it sucks and it's so bizarre to me, but i feel kind of lucky because i have been able to experience both sides of the coin.
the real question is if you are pulling 65% in your degree program courses how are you not getting booted out yet?
I had to maintain a minimum of a 3.0 in program related courses to even remain eligible to proceed.
>spend 15 hours a day studying for exams 3 months away
No you didn't.
I put in around 7-10 hours per day 6 days a week for like 2-3 months before the exams last year. I was so sure I'd do super well... even after I finished the exams.
I did average.
This year I've tried significantly less and I can't wait to get absolutely shafted. To be honest I don't enjoy this course anymore, I like the field but I hate the place and I hate the people and if it wasn't my third year I would fuck off.
>muh insignificance
In my program (which albeit is not STEM) we have to maintain a 60% overall average and 65% average in required courses. We also couldn't fail any required courses, failing being considered 50%.
Okay I have to ask this inb4 Redditng
Where do I take a legit IQ test on internet? I just turned 18 incase you are wondering why i wasn't on this site before. Want to legitly know if am a brainlet or not. Link please
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Am sure you are the same guy who got into physics by watching cosmos and sharing Physics memes but copies of the guy you thought was here just for marks and no interest in the exam. Also nice copypasta
I doubt that you actually study 15 hours a day and still only get 65%.
It's more likely that you study for 15 minutes, then get frustrated because it's too hard, and give up.
Don't sweat it my man are you able to try again.. might have been trying to tackle it from the wrong angle .. I did that yesterday on a freakin computer proficiency quiz simply because I was overly preparing for the wrong kind of material so once the test was placed in front of me it was almost as if I hadn't studied at all, and to add to that I had to ignore all this information that was reinforced in my mind for about two weeks.. I could only imagine what it would be like if I had done that for hours a day for three months like you did all that backpedaling.. I'm like 90% it's not you as a person and more so what you studied and perhaps how you studied my advice would be to get back up on the horse if you're able to