Matthew (grad June 09): Exit Exams and Exiting Nervoscopes (they don't have legs, by the way)

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Exit Exams and Exiting Nervoscopes (they don't have legs, by the way)

Exit exams are over!!!! At least I hope they are. I studied all week and got here about 7:00 to put the finishing touches on my hard work. We started testing about 9:00 and were finished within an hour. It was stressful, fair and pretty much everything I expected it to be. Now I just have to wait until 3:00 to get my scores back.

On a not-so-positive note, I was showing someone how to use my nervoscope in the student clinic yesterday. I left it there and when I went back for it this morning it was gone. If it doesn't show up, it wouldn't be the first time a scope was stolen at Sherman, and I have another buddy who "lost" some stuff just the other week. His hasn't turned up yet but hopefully mine will. If you know anything about it please let me know.

February 26, 2009 at 11:27 AM | Permalink

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About Matthew

Matthew
Matthew traveled the eastern seaboard for two years as a Sherman admissions representative before enrolling in the college’s winter 2006 incoming class. He has a bachelor’s degree from USC Upstate and speaks fluent Spanish. He is 30 and enjoys playing video games and hanging out with his dog, Christopher. To find out more about Matthew, click on the photo above.