You may congratulate me now - my exams are officially over, all passed. I think I've never felt this relieved and extatic before - I'm really bad (like... REALLY bad) with math and today was my last chance to pass the exercise part of my math exam. I felt doom looming over me, as I knew only a miracle could save me.

And now - a suggestion: If you know that your knowledge of examed subject is seriously lacking, draw a smiling sunshine somewhere innocent, like on the bottom of the page. I think this is the only thing that helped me pass.

So, as you can see, I made my own miracle happen, even though I had only a vague idea of what I was doing. And now it's OVER <cheer>

The Management Basics were awful, too. All this learning got me a C+ but I honestly couldn't expect more. Did I mention the examiner told us earlier that because we were not in his exercise group, we shouldn't even bother showing up for the first term of the exam? And again - only my stuning wit and cunning ability to make people (who don't know me too well) like me, got me that far. If it wasn't for the fact that I got the question about recruitment - of which my previous job mostly consisted, which I conveniently mentioned ("Oh, really? That's good, good...") I might be spending rest of February memorising our two Bibles - our examinator's author book and 700 ultra-thin pages, font size 10, ridiculously HUGE management basics book from one R. Griffin (It's kinda good actually, it's just that I won't be able to look at it for the next two months).

Only the Management IT exam was easy. Scored B during a break between morning coffee and what you people call brunch. No need to mentioned it further.

So - praise all the gods with me, I can finally rest (for mow)