I got an “A,” 82 out of 100. The average was 66 so I guess I did well.

Anyway, I didn’t do so well on my Art History paper… BOOOORRRRIIINNNGG… “B+.” It’s not my subject, but I thought it was an A paper.

On a lighter note, I talked to my adviser today. I decided on taking on a second concentration, which would delay my graduation by one semester (Finance and Real Estate Finance). It’ll make me a, in the words of my art history professor, “virtuoso” financer.

Alright, I’m super sleepy. I only got like 5 hours of sleep last night, and I have to get back to work, peace.

Made the Dean’s List my first semester at USC.

Here’s the deal, after a long wait, I finally got my grade back.

Here’s some background: The Marshall curve averages everyone’s grade around a “B-.” It doesn’t matter if you get 10 out of 50, if everyone gets around a 10, then you get a “B-.” The hardest thing to do is get an “A.” Out of 170 students, usually only about 7 or 8 people get an “A” in the course.

So anyway, the average for this exam was 19.15 out of 30. And I smoked everyone, I got a 27 out of 30. That’s an “A” without the curve. With the curve that’s ten time’s better. So, as you probably already noticed, I’m extremely proud.

See ya!