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I have an exam tomorrow for this finance certification. I booked it three weeks ago and there were 11 chapters to study. My dumbass didn't even bother starting the readings until a few days ago but since it's summer my brains all relaxed so I didn't really try to understand the info. So now it's 2:30am here and the exam is in a few hours. I'm on the 7th chapter (took me literally 3 weeks to cover 7 chapters out of laziness). I can cancel the exam and re-book for $100. Sit through it, use an attempt (get multiple attempts) and if I don't get 65% I don't pass and need to use another attempt which is $200. I can get a doctors note and probably waive the $100 fee for the re-book. So now my question is, take the risk and write the exam today or cancel it and get a doctors note (there's no 100% guarantee they'll waive it but they should). I know the answer might be obvious, don't take the risk and save your money. But, even if I didn't use them properly at all, I invested 3 weeks into this. You can book an exam every two weeks, so now I'll have spent another two weeks on this. Plus there's a second part to the course which I was hoping to start up after writing this today and write the exam for that by the end of the month as well. But now it's gonna probably take me into August which I didn't want to do.
Tl;dr write the exam, possibly take an L and pay a fee and have to rewrite any way BUT if I pass I won't have wasted my summer OR skip the exam and waive the fee with a note and write it in 2 weeks, wasting even more time.
Edit: just realized how poorly written this was
, I hope you can understand it lool (4 hours of sleep over 48 hours)
Tl;dr write the exam, possibly take an L and pay a fee and have to rewrite any way BUT if I pass I won't have wasted my summer OR skip the exam and waive the fee with a note and write it in 2 weeks, wasting even more time.
Edit: just realized how poorly written this was
