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day 18 → whatever tickles your fancy
I'm glad its this today, so I can talk about my OU course! I've just got the result back from my first assignment and I got 82%!!! wooooo :D :D yay! I'm so happy with that, especially as other people on the facebook group were saying they were getting things like 40 and 50%, which I would have been a bit disappointed with. I was really worried I would have really misunderstood the question and got it all wrong. But luckily not! I think it was because, as I said before, people seemed to be having lots of problems with it and I found it relatively simple, so I thought I might have done it wrong. This is an excellent start, even though this course doesn't count towards the degree mark (I don't think it does anyway) but hopefully I can keep this standard up. Although saying that...I did start with good marks on my History degree when I was at uni, and that went downhill, but the circumstances in which I lived also went downhill, so that contributed to that I think. Anyway now I'm determined to do well in this, and I would be really interested in going into some kind of psychological research or something, so I have to do well in it. I've actually also realised that I didn't have to do all of this course, I could have done half this course and half another psychology course, but as I need more credits anyway to make up the degree, I think next I'll do the psychology course. It starts a month before my current course ends - but I'm already 2 weeks ahead on this course, so I should finish it early. And I feel like I'm not doing that much work on it (compared to the 12 hours a week it says to do I'm doing about 6), so I will do some more hours and get it done.
Oh I'm all excited and positive about it again, its great! Over the last week or so I'd got a bit fed up as the chapter I'm studying at the moment has gone a bit economic, which I'm not so interested in (although I know its important) but now I'm happy!
Now I have to think of a way to celebrate :D
( the rest of the days )
I'm glad its this today, so I can talk about my OU course! I've just got the result back from my first assignment and I got 82%!!! wooooo :D :D yay! I'm so happy with that, especially as other people on the facebook group were saying they were getting things like 40 and 50%, which I would have been a bit disappointed with. I was really worried I would have really misunderstood the question and got it all wrong. But luckily not! I think it was because, as I said before, people seemed to be having lots of problems with it and I found it relatively simple, so I thought I might have done it wrong. This is an excellent start, even though this course doesn't count towards the degree mark (I don't think it does anyway) but hopefully I can keep this standard up. Although saying that...I did start with good marks on my History degree when I was at uni, and that went downhill, but the circumstances in which I lived also went downhill, so that contributed to that I think. Anyway now I'm determined to do well in this, and I would be really interested in going into some kind of psychological research or something, so I have to do well in it. I've actually also realised that I didn't have to do all of this course, I could have done half this course and half another psychology course, but as I need more credits anyway to make up the degree, I think next I'll do the psychology course. It starts a month before my current course ends - but I'm already 2 weeks ahead on this course, so I should finish it early. And I feel like I'm not doing that much work on it (compared to the 12 hours a week it says to do I'm doing about 6), so I will do some more hours and get it done.
Oh I'm all excited and positive about it again, its great! Over the last week or so I'd got a bit fed up as the chapter I'm studying at the moment has gone a bit economic, which I'm not so interested in (although I know its important) but now I'm happy!
Now I have to think of a way to celebrate :D
( the rest of the days )
