Famous Last Words Week 15

Finally, I have reached the end. It only took two semesters, but I did it. I am a person who is hard on myself, so I know I could have done better, but I am glad I made it to the end. I am sorry for waiting until the morning. I was just so tired last night. I have one final left on Monday and then I am done. I took a Marketing Research and Social Media Marketing exam this week. I think that I got an A and B in those classes for a final grade. I have to keep a 2.5 GPA or higher in my major classes to graduate in the fall. I was also advised on Monday, so I am enrolled for the fall and a spring session course. If I didn't get into the spring session then I would have to take 18 hours in the fall to graduate and that would not be easy. I am so thankful for this class and the break it gave me from my other classes this semester. It is a nice breath of fresh air. If you keep up with the work weekly or get ahead, this class is fun and easily do-able. I appreciate you, the professor, on so many levels. You take the time to give us feedback and reminders. I haven't had a teacher at OU yet who puts as much heart in a class as you do. I am sad that the class is over. I am glad it is online and so if I feel the need to read some mythology, I will be able to find some. I would enjoy reading old announcements and blog posts also. Thank you for the opportunity to take the class and how helpful you have been with withdrawing last semester and being patient this semester. I truly love this class.

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