Today is the first day of my third semester at university studying economics. The Exams for this semester will take place in February and March.
My classes are
Microeconomics II
Macroeconomics I
Econometrics
Statistics I
Physics.
In the first semester I had Math I, Statistics I, Basics of economics, Theory of the Firm. I passed Math I and Basics of economics and not the other two, that's why I am doing statistics again this semester.
In the second semester I had Maths II, Statistics II, Micro I, Finance & Investing. I passed Maths II and not Statistics II, the other two I don't know yet.
Going from 2/4 to 1 - 3/4 to 5/4 would be very good.
I can choose one of my subjects freely. I would like to do physics but if I find it too hard I might also decide to do something else. For this market I am allowed to also do something else. I just have to complete 5 subjects.
I will not buy and NO shares or sell any of my YES shares.
Personal Information
I am 20.
In my German equivalent to highschool i was in the top 33% for my final grade.
I mostly found school easy and was very lazy throughout.
I like economics a lot and am very motivated to pass all my exams.
I have Dyslexia and I suspect I have ADHD. I have had one appointment with a psychiatrist and will have a second one this week. It seems like getting a diagnosis and treatment will take a while so I don't know if I can get treatment (that works) before my exams.
My parents both have masters degrees though not in quantitative subjects, my older brother dropped out of his CS studies.
Feel free to ask me any personal questions.
Finished last exam 25 minutes ago. Three days ago my Stats exam went super well, but then I became more pessimistic after the second subject seemed quite hard, but I studied a lot in the last two days (filled 33 pages or so while doing problems). And the exam went well. Market should be lower than 97% but not that much.
@justifieduseofFallibilism Don't underestimate doing 5 exams where you did nothing for one of them during the lecture period, especially if you care about your grades. I'm fine holding NO at 77% :)
@nebelkugel Don't care about my grades too much. But buying no at 77% doesn't sound like a bad strategy from your perspective.