What do you call it when your professor frees you from taking the exam?
917463
It is called being exempt from an exam.If you have good \nenough grades you can be exempted from the final exam.
614271
When you cheat on an exam you are cheating yourself.  The reason to not cheat is for your own sake.  Work hard, study, do your best.  If you cheat and get caught you may get 0 on the exam.  If you cheat and don't get caught it will make you believe that cheating is easy and the way to go, but eventually you will get caught and the further along in your education you are when you get caught, the worse the consequences will be.  Show how smart you really are, and don't cheat.
793872
i got detention one time for telling the teacher that she was a stupid b**ch bcuz she wouldnt take my scan tron for my test to tutorials and she threatened to send me to the office and i told her that if she did i would rip up the refferal and skip her class the rest of the year. i willingly went to the office and showed up at detention but the teacher wasnt there so i left and i skipped the next time i was supposed to go cuz it wasnt my fault that she wasnt doing her job.
260529
Admit your guilt, plead with him that it was the pressure to do well and the lack of time to prepare.\n\nIf you have a workstudy or other job, use this info to say that you have to work to pay for school, so you didn´t have enough time to prepare....but most importantly stress you know cheating is wrong.\n\nIf the prof is sympathetic he will give you another chance but probably will take a full grade off the result.  Don´t cheat, you´re only cheating yourself later in life.
1156740
Ok... if you are in low level labs, DO NOT BREAK ANY SLIDES! The teacher will hate you! I have even heard of people losing points from their final grades for that.
358889
Study next time and don't ask us to do your homework/test for you.
794712
Speaking as a college professor, I can totally relate.  It's not uncommon for students to "blow off" night classes on days such as Fridays and holidays.\n\nAnd I've personally been in this situation myself.  True, we as instructors don't have control over who shows up to class.  But then again, it is an instructor's job to teach material to any student who is in class whenever class is supposed to be in session.\n\nNow I do know some instructors who will ask those few students who showed up whether they would mind if class was cancelled so material doesn't have to be repeated again next class.  Most times, students are OK with this.  But other times, there's someone who isn't.\n\nIn my professional judgement, I say that if a student wants to stay, and class is officially scheduled to meet then, and school is officially in session, then it's the job of that instructor to be there and hold class.\n\nWhen I've been in this situation, I would generally decide to use that time to further review and clarify past material, give additional exercises and practice, possibly "switch" some things around to adjust for there being so few people so I don't have to repeat myself again, and perhaps introduce something new with more examples rather than lecture.  \n\nMy point is this, if students choose not to show when class is supposed to meet, then that's the students' loss!  And it doesn't matter what day it is, holiday or otherwise.  And it's the job of an instructor to provide instruction to any student who wants it.\n\nIn your particular case, you did not want class cut short because of your classmates' decision to blow it off.  But you can't blame your instructor for doing this considering the situation--so few there possibly making it extremely difficult to conduct class.\n\nI would have stayed for those who came, but most likely have rearranged my plan around there being so few students present.  If all agreed that it's not worth holding class under this circumstance, then I would dismiss them.  But for anybody who wanted to stay for class, I would hold class for their benefit.  After all, I'm there for the students, and you made the effort to come to class and take your work seriously--commendable!!\n\nNo harm in voicing your complaint, but please do realize that depending on where your instructor was, it could have been pretty difficult to hold a class with so few people being there.  Had your instructor summarily dismissed all of you, you would have a stronger argument, but your instructor did stay for a while to instruct the class.  Cutting short say 5 minutes isn't a big deal, but cutting short 30 minutes could be.\n\nEither way, it's more of a judgement call on the instructor's end, and some would send their students home, while others like myself will stay for the benefit of those who showed up.
991324
If for no other reason, you should stop giving money for the failed courses. My dad explained to me on day one that he was happy to give me tuition money as long as I was "making the grade". . . but if my grades dropped enough, that was the end of the free money.\n\nSure enough, I tested him, failed classes, and he kept his word & cut off the money. It took me nearly 10 years to finish my undergraduate degree (aaack), because I had to work and pay for it all myself.\n\nStill, it's important to note that the only thing he cut off was the money. He still offerred me moral support, just no more tuition checks.\n\nI think you should have the same talk with your girl, AND STICK TO YOUR GUNS when she lets you down.
316902
Sorry, you loose the game.\nYou got caught cheating.
951328
talk to the person doing the test about your concerns and they can help you with it.  Best thing is to just keep talking to them about something completely unrelated to take your mind off it and don't look.  If you sit there waiting for it then it only makes it worse really try and distract yourself and explain fully what happened to you before to the person.
1079863
The exam gives a standard, easily checked way for the instructor to evaluate the information gained (and spit back out) for all participants, supposedly without prejudice.  It sounds as if you have test-taking anxiety, which is not uncommon,  but is self-treatable.  Realize that anxiety over being evaluated doesn't magically end with graduation, as we are evaluated using such tools across all life realms, throughout our adult lives.  On the upside, realizing the issue lets you begin to deal with it and overcome it's debilitating effect.  Perhaps if you envision the VERY WORST that could happen (failing the test/course), and make peace in your mind that you may have to take it over, it can help you to relax enough to let you learning successes shine through on the exam.  Good luck, and try to remember it is just one test, NOT the only predictor of your future happiness.
505677
I think it might mean that that class or credit that you took will replace a class youre transfering to.  say you took a us history class, and you moved to another school where you had to take a history class but it was slightly different(as all schools are), then you probably are exempt from that class in the new school because you already took the class.  I think, not sure though.  hope it helps.
876737
bring it to ur teacher, and hopefully if they cant fix it theyll give u another that u can use during the exam
457682
Sounds like someone is looking to cheat on their exam....\n\nYou are better off learning the material than copying another exam....
183456
NO, I am very sorry you cannot. Those opportunities are given to you while you are taking the test. Imagine what would happen if it was allowed afterwards. :D
385724
Tell them that if they don't help then you will report them to the advisor and they won't get any credit for your work. Make sure you let them know that they can't use you. They may call you a tattle,but what's more important your grade or what they think?
573356
What exam?  What the heck are you talking about?