University - When failing is not in your parents' dictionary

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Dec 30, 2009
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So I'm in my first year of Informatics at University.
It's pretty chill, 3 exams after every 14 weeks.
The courses I had for the first batch were pretty chill too, but the level is pretty high. You can compare it with engineering classes to be honest.
I only passed one of the three exams, one re-exam was my own fault (kinda).

The other one (Programming), well let's just say the assistants are dumbfucks. I studied as hard as I could for all three, and I'm pretty sure I passed my programming exam but there was also a little pre-exam (which counted for 10% of the grand total and I had 0 on that one) and there's also the tasks we needed to make during the exams... and that pretty much screwed me over.

Now, if I don't have any more fails/re-examinations I could get deliberated IF I get a year-total of 58%... which is going to be pretty hard, but not impossible.

The only thing is: I gotta tell the folks the bad news. And they're not too fond of me failing...
I'm not too stoked about that...