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[twilight33]

One guess what I named my hypothetical hospital for my final project due tomorrow since I'm the only one in the entire class who can get away with doing so.

A full third of us have confided via email we have no clue what we are doing, and the ones who lost 25% of the planned meeting time on Saturday weren't even asked by the professor if they had any questions about anything.

At least I got my cool hands icon. I can't come up with any other benefits this class has given me when the course objectives weren't even met. Moving on...

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Bummer

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Another example of why Maymester classes generally aren't good, I guess. If it's supposed to be a "real" class with similar content that would be covered in 16 weeks, I personally think 10 weeks is as short as you can get (and even then a 13 week class, May through early August, would be better).

Musta missed something: "...the ones who lost 25% of the planned meeting time on Saturday." ??? Was Vista down? Or some kind of weather problems (we have had TONS of rain in this state this month - I am waiting for a big storm cell to pass before heading to work).

No guesses on the hospital name, although your hint implies it's local??

Re: Bummer

[twilight33]

Planned meeting time = in person on Saturday that I was excused from back in March. eCampus said it was 6 hours, professor confirmed 4 hours, actual ended up being 3 hours. Time regarding the final project was promised and not delivered.

Power outages from the weather were a disaster for a few of my classmates who couldn't post by deadlines, I'm hopeful the teaching team was sympathetic to genuine cases.

Grey's Anatomy reference, Seattle Grace Hospital ;)