How are finals going for you?

Ahh... god.  I actually did...well?
I have one more day to go, but science is the hardest, which I just have to get a 85 (i know my shit though).  

I just got a 89 in spanish though (as my grade-but a A on the test).  God damn.  Now it's a question of whether or not she'll bump me a point.  I'm technically at a 88.50443, which, well....she sees it as a 89 and can't tell the difference, but most teachers seem to be willing to do that.  I had a 84 about 4 weeks ago though, did well these final weeks. 

Well mine have just barely started and end the 17th of June (I do A-levels, BRitish System)...They're going allright so far, I feel good about them...But I dont find out what I got till about 20th of August...
Yeap can't wait till school is over forever! :D
Then it's off to UNI DUDE!!!
Edit: what system do you follow?

United States.  
69 and below : F
70-75: D
75-79: C
80-89: B
90+ = A

I'll get a 4.5 GPA this semester (haven't looked how it'll average into the whole) assuming I do get that A in spanish.
Next semester though I have all AP classes, so that should be interesting.  From my little past experience, it seems like while there's more stuff to learn, it's easier to absorb it in those. I've had quite a few AP equivelant weighted classes (analysis, spanish 4, spanish culture, etc.) but not many actual AP classes, although I have.  I've taken AP exams in a class I don't even have yet.  Haven't got the grade back yet though.

I don't know what you're talking about Smug.

Thank christ Ive already done all that mince. Im British so I did A-levels. I presume theyre comparable.
Still got end of year uni exams to prepare for right enough. The fun never ends.

Well in the A level (brit. system) you usually do about 3 to 4 subjects (if you do 4 you usually drop one your last year of school, oh yea and it's a 2 year course which are your last 2 of school usually), some crazy people do 5 or more...but all you need to for most unis is 3 subjects...
Every subject has 6 units, and the Grading goes from U to E to D to C to B to A ( U is ungraded, basically fail, E is a fail too,)
You do an exam for every unit and then it averages those 6 units to give you an over all grade for that subject...you usually do the first three units in your first year of A level (AS level).
However, i think they changed the curriculum for the ones starting it this year and now it's 4 units per subject instead of 6 but they've got more stuff per unit...I think, the people in the year below me are doing that system now. But yea that's the basics....
People think it's easy cause you do really few subjects but they're in a lot more detail than other systems and a higher level of thinking :P

ah physics final soon...fail :(

GCSEs are... easy

Most of my exams are next week, but today I had the bible exam (which was open book and thus freaking easy) and the oral part of my Spanish exam (which I know I did well on).

My exams are 3 weeks away. I don't have any real hard classes.

My high school finals are the week after next, I'm really only worried about the algebra and spanish finals, I'd worry about physics, but my teacher....Well, let's just say tests go missing and they turn into 85's at the end of the term.

They just finished an hour ago! Yes!

Actually in summer school right now.  Final is tomorrow.  Its Going to be applying what we've learned to cases...like case studies.  He said like 4-5 cases and each needs to run about a page...lame sauce.  I have no idea how to study for this right now, I've been at it for a while now and if I don't do good I'll drop to a C...not cool.

I'm done with them, and I did fine, my grades however... 

Mine start next week. I'm not really worried about any except Spanish (when do I use preterite and when do I use imperfect dammit!?). My history exam shouldn't be too hard compared to the AP exam we took last month, science is a piece of cake, English exam won't count against me, already took my calc exam and got 100% (booyah), and last and probably least, theology... which is a joke.

I have exams in 3 weeks, I'm acing English, Anthro/Socio/Psycho, but burning out on Physics and Chem. Which in hindsight was a bad course selection considering I'm going into law.

I don't have finals until next month.

I don' have most of finals until next week and month, though I took my algebra exam. I missed most of the word problems but I answered all the multiple choice questions. I'm just hoping I didn't fail the test.

Finals went well for me, I finished the end of April. My scores that have come back have all been A's so that's good. Next semester's finals are going to suck though, I start medical school in August and I'm really not looking forward to those finals.

My exams are 3 weeks away and I've been a top honor roll student for everything so far so I hope everything goes well. As for all of you, I hope you guys get what you want on all your stuff.

98 on my chem final   :)

only hard one for me is gonna be PreCalc

all my other hard classes are done with

Took my finals last week (college finals). The grades aren't posted yet. Heh, It sort of freaked me out having finals the same week the endurance run finals were going on.

Mine are a week away. I actually have a chance because if I get a 5 or a 6 in physics, he's promised to send that as the predicted grade instead of taking the average(which would turn out to be a 2 or 3).

I have uni exams next week. They're scary.

I'm doing a Masters degree in International Politics so no exams for me, but there's coursework aplenty! Got to type up a 2500 word assignment on liberal nationalism by Wednesday, and then I have to get to work on my 15, 000 word dissertation on the global ramifications of climate change. At least you guys are done by the start of the summer, I won't be finished until September!!

For the most part, finals shouldn't be that bad for me (junior in HS). Physics is piss-easy, and the final is only worth 15% of our grade. I may have to study a little bit for pre-calc, but I have a 96% in the class now so it shouldn't be too bad. At our school, seniors don't have to take finals second semester if they have an A in the class, and since many students just got out of AP testing last week, our AP Chem teacher is being nice only making the final 10% of our grade for the juniors who have to take it (and I have a 98% in the class anyway so I won't even bother with studying). The only one I HAVE to do well on is in English. I had a 79% at the beginning of the quarter, but I have somehow managed to claw my way up to an 89.4% in the class now. We are doing a retarded partner presentation for our final, and my teacher seems to really like to grade on how nice our projects look rather than the actual literary content and such, so it is very risky. My fingers are crossed that I get an A!

I finished all my finals back in April and I got 1 A+ and the rest all A's, which is by far the best I've ever done. My GPA for the term was 4.something (max being 4.3). I think I got really lucky because I've never had grades this good before lol. I was taking 1 Philosphy course, a couple CPSC courses and a Math course.

DONE!!!  Alright, I start another summer class on the 15th of June!!!  Woohoo...

I finished all my finals 2 weeks ago and am now enjoying a 4 month summer....it's the college life.

My finals aren't until next month and for the most part, I'm freaking out. This may be a New York-only thing but here we have regents, which are tests given by the state. And if you fail the regents, you fail the class. Period. You could have a 100% all year but if you fail the regents, you're repeating the class next year. I have regents in Spanish, history, geometry and biology this year. History and biology are easy but Spanish and geometry, I'm worried about. Especially geometry. Fuck math.

Too many numbers. All I know is this.
Programming: If I don't get a first i'm going on a killing spree.
Art: Should get a 2:1 but theres a slim chance of a first there.
Business: 2:1 probably.
Database: Pass. Barely, god that lesson is boring
Group Project: 2:1 at best.
Fundamentals of Computer (Maths and computer science/networking): Should be on for a first here.

First: 70%+
2:1: 60 - 70 I think
Below: No idea.

I left regular school behind years ago. I really should be doing some programming over the summer, I mean I didn't buy a full torque game engine license for nothing (same engine Penny Arcade Adventures was made in) but at the moment im moving house, and writing a guide.