Hera Mohsin
Faculty: Science and Engineering
School: Life Sciences
Course:
BSc (Hons) Biomedical Science
Category: Sciences nutritional and pharmaceutical
11 December 2013
There is absolutely nothing more frustrating to me than making a stupid mistake on an exam – especially one which goes on to affect all the answers in that set of questions.
Stupid mistakes you had previously thought there was absolutely no chance of making, because you had never made that mistake, ever. I got back from my exam to the horrific realisation that I’d made the most stupidest, most basic mistakes possible. And my reaction was something along the lines of:
Facepalm: the classic response to “Did that seriously just happen?”
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