Review Day Before The Big Review Day

In human geography class today with mr. Schick we were able to discuss the questions on our tests and we were able to also discuss our feelings on exams being only two days away. A very good majority of the class was scared out of their socks just even thinking about the big exams. I am very happy to be taking them before break. I say this because it would absolutely suck to have to come back from winter break dreading the upcoming tests. Being able to take them earlier then schools like claret hall and Loyola I think is amazing and wonderful. In class today we also had fun and joked around and reviewed a tad bit. Tomorrow is the big review day, the day in which we will look at everything we have gone over so far this semester in order to have a good thought on what to expect on the upcoming exams!

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