I love it 90% of the time, then comes exam time. Sooooo stressful. Oh well, at least I have 2 of my 3 out of the way. The worst of it is over.

I don't take exams well. I mean, I usually get pretty high marks (my GPA is currently 6.33/7), but I just get really stressed out with preparation and study and stuff. I'm a perfectionist, as I'm sure alot of engineers are.

 

Goooooooooooood luck

 

You'll be In America before you know It, we like that down under
for some reason.

 

Perfectionism is a good thing when not taken to the extreme. Good luck (or break a leg)!

 

Remember, there is always another way besides taking exams.

...well if your professor is cute at least.

 

I love it 90% of the time, then comes exam time. Sooooo stressful. Oh well, at least I have 2 of my 3 out of the way. The worst of it is over.

I don't take exams well. I mean, I usually get pretty high marks (my GPA is currently 6.33/7), but I just get really stressed out with preparation and study and stuff. I'm a perfectionist, as I'm sure alot of engineers are.

I am glad that your gpa is high, it shows you can study and retain.

The stress will NEVER leave in the engineering field. Especially Electronics.
You will always be studying to be on the top of your game.
When the project you are involved in is completed, it will be like applying for a new job/position.
The new kid on the block will be hunting you like a predator knowing that your knowledge is more outdated than his.
Soon, you will be "the new kid on the block".
as R!f@@ says,
Good Luck.

But beyond that,
It is a rich, rewarding profession.
Filled with innovating and intimidating adventures.

I hope to be able to soon say Welcome Aboard!

 

Remember, there is always another way besides taking exams.

...well if your professor is cute at least.

I've got all male lecturers unfortunately.

And yay, last one tommorow. Shouldn't be too bad. It's just a bit of maths. Then I can relax before diving into the horrors of next semester.

 

Well good luck on your exams, friend.

 

yessir , moderation in all things .

remember that piece of wall paper (degree) is pretty much worthless when you're sitting down in a corner muttering to yourself while two interns are cinching up your racing jacket .

 

Well, I'm done. Yay. 1.5/4 years done.