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Math tip- always make sure your percentages add up to 100.

My statistics professor is a massive troll and put a question on the exam where there were more data points on the table than the question said there were. If I hadn't double checked my work (and caught that the percentages didn't add up to 100%) I would have bombed that question.

Of course, I subjected the poor man to Spiders Georg, so we're even.

[studywithvictory]

Studyblr Update!

15 November 2025

Hi all! Hope you are staying safe and warm this autumn. 🍁

Unfortunately, I've caught a cold. And also unfortunately, I am now both physically and mentally ill!

Given this time off from the daily cycle of school -> work -> study -> sleep, I've been given a lot of time to really think.

And honestly, I wish I didn't. It feels bad. 😢

I'm really nervous about a practical exam I have to do. Basically, I'm interviewing a (fake) patient for 15 minutes on how they take their medication. They're supposed to give me a "pink flag", something like hesitation, and that is supposed to indicate that I'm supposed to ask about it because there might be an issue. I'm supposed to somehow investigate that pink flag in a gentle, human way rather than interrogate them.

The big focus for this practical is not gathering a medication list, but rather on recognizing pink flags and being able to help a patient feel open enough to talk about things they might not want to say.

I feel... awkward? Not emotionally intelligent enough? I feel like a bad improv performer. I'm afraid I'm gonna miss the pink flag, or accidentally say something rude to my patient.

The next thing I'm afraid of is that I have to watch myself afterwards and write a report about what I could do better. 🫥

It's pass/redo, yet I am so scared. This is the first time my anxiety has really spiked in my pharmacy school career. (I'm surprised it took me until year 2 tbh!) This is the first time I've felt really unsure about my capabilities as a future pharmacist.

Typing this all out, the capstone seems so easy, but that's the problem. I fear this very basic task that's key to my career. 😓

[archacovercosine]

shots fired?

[amelia-fletcher]

Happy Monday! Today I got some new gifts for my education. So nice of my family gave this new 2020 12.9 inches iPad Pro, Magic Keyboard, and Apple pencil. I believe those devices will be great for my study! I appreciate my family gave me a lot of support, love, and help.

[ivorystudy]

July 1st, 2018 I kind of wanted to sleep in today but what better way to start the new month than with a vanilla latte? It’s cloudy, the coffee shop is empty, and I’m in a great mood ~

[vermoeidestudies]

24/08/18, 10.03am

I’m so sorry i’ve been gone for so long, but school has really been piling up. My exam blocks have just finished so now it’s time to study for the Science Research Project I have to have completed for the end of the term... yay.

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Can we start a GoFundMe to give the German language a few more pronouns, please?

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I should probably answer something more reasonable, but I had fun with this.