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fortnite time im literally going to win first match no other option i swear
F-in hate my life
maybe not rlly but fudge ...
Actually crying about my grades I'm pathetic
So freaking blindsided
this is so unfair
That sounds horrible! I don’t blame you, I’d be absolutely livid if that ever happened to me. I’m so sorry that happened to you. I know it’s probably not helpful, but here’s my advice. When you’re feeling calmer, go to a website like RateMyProfessors and write about your experiences with him. There’s a few reasons for this. One, it may (or may not, depends on the person) be something nice and therapeutic to do and help you feel better. Two, if someone is on the fence about whether or not to take his class, it’ll let them know the kind of person he is and warn them to stay away unless they want to face a similar issue. That way, you’ll be potentially helping others to avoid having bad experiences with him.I'm actually so mad????
I've been doing this since I was 11
making games and learning about making games I mean
It's the only reason I got into coding
Literally this has been my whole childhood, half my life, since I was 10, I got a book about games in game industry at the fifth grade book fair
I got straight As in all my games classes
This was an async class and I couldn't manage it with my ADHD and time blindness
He told my advisor and me that I prob wouldn't be able to pass even if I got 100s in all the group stuff and I should drop the class
But my computer broke and I couldn't make up the stuff I was behind on either so since he was teaching a course in the Summer so I asked if I take in the Summer and do only the assignments I was behind on and could have the group stuff count here bc I didn't want to let my group down and wanted it to count since I worked hard he said "you can't use an incomplete to avoid receiving bad grades" and when I showed him nowhere did it say that and showed him the exact requirements he NEVER responded and NEVER told us I would pass the class but with a D-
And now I can't get an incomplete or in progress
If I retake the course I have to redo EVERYTHING
And my advisor says it'll still show the D- in my transcript as well bc it's unnecessary retake bc this is still considered a PASS of the class
A freaking D- IS STUCK ON MY TRANSCRIPT AND HE NEVER TOLD US
This is half my life
And I WANTED to do well I wanted to do those game assignments with my full effort and focus in the summer and put them in my portfolio but now they're not done at all and mean nothing
I don't even have those games done for my portfolio now!
Upset doesn't begin to cover it
My freaking goal was to get a full time games job before I'm 21 and ofc that's not gonna happen but before next school year it could've but not now
I'm going to be MIA when I'm 21 except for cards team stuff
Unfortunately I think he may be the only teacher for that class and it's a required one for my major CS and Game Dev, CS and Art combinedThat sounds horrible! I don’t blame you, I’d be absolutely livid if that ever happened to me. I’m so sorry that happened to you. I know it’s probably not helpful, but here’s my advice. When you’re feeling calmer, go to a website like RateMyProfessors and write about your experiences with him. There’s a few reasons for this. One, it may (or may not, depends on the person) be something nice and therapeutic to do and help you feel better. Two, if someone is on the fence about whether or not to take his class, it’ll let them know the kind of person he is and warn them to stay away unless they want to face a similar issue. That way, you’ll be potentially helping others to avoid having bad experiences with him.
I also learned this way too late and suffered the consequences from it as well (nowhere near as bad as yours, but still bad), but in general, it’s a good idea to research your professors in the future and choose the ones people rate highly. They’re probably rated highly for a reason. Go to RateMyProfessors, type in the name of your college and then filter it by department. From there, look at what classes you need to take, and which professors offer them. If the same class is offered at the same time by different people, pick the one more people like.