Today, I was talking about an essay I'd written for a class that was due to be turned in online days ago. I thought mine was well written and I'd even finished it a couple of days early so I wouldn't forget about it. After a few minutes of talking and feeling proud, I realized that I forgot to turn it in. FML
Akoni tells us more.
Akoni 18
I don't know if this will show up as an OP blue comment since I've never done this, but yes. I'm the OP haha. So yeah I finished the paper before it was due but I didn't turn it in because I wanted to read it over again the next day just in case. Little did I know I would forget about it completely. (I was busy studying for a bio test and quiz all weekend) I finally realized I didn't turn it in about 4 days after it was due online. I talked to my prof. and he said it should be okay. Keyword "should." He hasn't graded it yet so I don't know if he took points off. Anyways, yes I deserved it haha.
Collection
Halloween
A failed costume, stolen candy and a very real scare: Halloween, the one night when fear is allowed.
Top comments
Tarlachia 33
You is kind. You is smart. You is important...You is forgetful.
brittaaany_93 38
Sometimes it's good to set yourself reminders and triple check when it comes to handing stuff in :)
Add a comment · Reply to
You must be logged in to be able to post comments!
Comments (32)
JustinJK 21
Omg. This is the worst. This actually happened to me this semester, but it had been 3 weeks. I saw that I got a zero grade for a big paper and I was like "what?!". I'm not sure what happened, but I was sure that I had turned it in. The professor was really nice and allowed me to turn it in though. haha. good luck on the grade.
abNormal62 23
Was it an essay on time management, prioritization, and organizational strategies? If so, your thesis may already be suspect
betweenwinds 18
Why didn't you turn it in as soon as you'd finished?
gallifreyanqueen 10
That's what I want to know. Maybe the teacher/professor doesn't accept early papers though.
socialproduct 19
I've been there too, unfortunately. It's a pretty devastating realization. With that said, YDI. No project is complete until the recipient has it in hand. At least you have no one to blame but yourself.
GroupWorkSucks 15
Talk to your teacher about it. They might understand, especially if it's digital. You could show them the file and prove it was done by the due date.
say_what2032 12
I feel your pain! At my school the teachers looovveee Google Classroom, and it is so easy to forget to turn projects in... ....
sprints54 19
Ouch did you try talking to the professor sometimes they're understanding
cristinabanana 6
Love the user name haha! ?
The_Skittish_One 27
Oh no! Unfortunately, brains can be scumbags :( You could try speaking to your professor. If you can prove that it was completed by the due date they MIGHT be lenient. Worth a shot at least.
TheGoodman15 6
Love the name