Originally Posted by britb

lol. Part of the reason I dind't do Mol Bio was I like my alphabet to go A, B, C...A! Not AaGalpha, BBT, DEF, PDE... Phosphorylation!

To be fair, Nucleus is better than Cell bio because it's memorization and working with molecular techniques, which means application/thinking style questions.

Cell bio was just....RanGTP --> RanGDP --> MEK --> MAPK --> MAP --> c-fos etc etc. (though what I just wrote is probably so wrong).

So if you hated cell bio it doesn't necessarily mean you would hate Nucleus if you ever end up taking it =P

lol i disagree nucleus sucks balls NEVER TAKE IT

Thanks for the replies guys. I feel a lot better now. xD

Originally Posted by RememberTwce

Don't worry, that class isn't indicative of your intelligence. It just tests your ability to memorize notes.

I don't really care whether or not Bio 1A03 is indicative of my intelligence, it's just that, I have this feeling that everyone else is doing really well in uni and I'm like...the only one still procrastinating/wasting time and all that crap. And that's why I keep thinking that I won't get into the second year program of my choice. But yeah. <_<

Thanks so much for the replies guys.

Originally Posted by Driftking24

Thanks for the replies guys. I feel a lot better now. xD



I don't really care whether or not Bio 1A03 is indicative of my intelligence, it's just that, I have this feeling that everyone else is doing really well in uni and I'm like...the only one still procrastinating/wasting time and all that crap. And that's why I keep thinking that I won't get into the second year program of my choice. But yeah. <_<

Thanks so much for the replies guys.

I'm still procrastinating and I'm ~15 months into this whole university thing. Don't worry about it, your mark was likely higher than the class average for that stupid class. The fact that you care this much about a sh*tty mark means you'll push yourself to do better in the future.

Good luck. Start studying for those exams, ace them and get spectacular marks in all your courses (that's my plan anyways )