I don’t know what to do anymore. No matter how hard I study, how much fun I give up to focus on my studies, how much I try my hardest at everything, how many practice problems I do, how many office hours and tutoring sessions I attend, how many classes I go to and actively learn, I don’t think I can pass physics for this semester.
I studied pretty much every day from Saturday to Thursday. I had 200 practice problems to do and completed nearly half and could explain them to you perfectly. I knew the concepts, I knew the math. I took the test and didn’t panic. I actually worked through it and felt good about it. Then test scores came out, and it’s so bad you don’t even want to know what it is. As in, it’s probably about half of what my second test score was, it’s so bad. As in, less than 25. out of 100.
(So all of you whiny elitists who cry because you got a 60, shut the hell up. Please. You have no idea what some of us are going through, and every time you complain because you got “only” a 55 or “not as well as you hoped”, it just rubs it in and makes it even harder.)
I hate these doubts. Doubts that I’m not MIT material, that they made a mistake in accepting me. I keep on being a disappointment to my parents and my professors and even to my former HS teachers; though I’ve tried so hard, studying ten times as much as I did in high school, and I can’t even get a third of the results. I guess I’m nothing more than another stupid kid who’s way out of her league. Why am I even here? I thought that if I studied hard enough and worked hard enough then I would be able to at least pass this test, but for some reason the world doesn’t work this way. There’s no one to go to for help - everyone acts as if it’ll be alright, or as if I’m stupid, or as if they think I know the material when I really don’t.
I just… don’t know what to do anymore.


