Well, I just walked out of my Corporate Finance exam at UT Austin, and I need a minute. My brain is fried. That test was tougher than a two-dollar steak.
I went in feeling like a lone star, all confident and shiny. I had my calculator ready, my formulas memorized. But then I turned over the paper and saw the first problem... it was like trying to lasso a tornado.
I think I did okay, maybe a solid B, but the guy next to me was flipping pages like a man possessed and it totally threw off my groove.
You know how they say everything's bigger in Texas? Well, so is the competition. It feels like everyone here is gunning for that 4.0 or a job on Wall Street. The pressure is immense. How do y'all deal with the stress? I usually just go to Whataburger after a rough exam and get a Honey Butter Chicken Biscuit. It solves about 80% of life's problems.
If you're studying in Texas, drop a line and tell me I'm not the only one getting roasted by these business school exams. Hook 'em Horns, I guess?
I went in feeling like a lone star, all confident and shiny. I had my calculator ready, my formulas memorized. But then I turned over the paper and saw the first problem... it was like trying to lasso a tornado.
I think I did okay, maybe a solid B, but the guy next to me was flipping pages like a man possessed and it totally threw off my groove. You know how they say everything's bigger in Texas? Well, so is the competition. It feels like everyone here is gunning for that 4.0 or a job on Wall Street. The pressure is immense. How do y'all deal with the stress? I usually just go to Whataburger after a rough exam and get a Honey Butter Chicken Biscuit. It solves about 80% of life's problems.
If you're studying in Texas, drop a line and tell me I'm not the only one getting roasted by these business school exams. Hook 'em Horns, I guess?
