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1.I was expecting a little bit higher of a grade since I have done fairly well on the tests, however I am satisfied with my grade due to how much I had to miss because of my head injury. It’s hard not to be disappointed because I am very hard on myself but after seeing that I was about average made me feel better especially because my 100% is definitely not the same as it was before I cracked my head open.I prepared for about a week in a half leading up, which I do think would have been enough time as I studied every day, but I had to take a lot of breaks which interfered with my typical study routine.