I didn't do as well on my self-assessment tests as I thought I would. I graded myself hard though. Usually I had a general idea of how to solve the problems I missed, but didn't remember exactly how. For example, the equations with exponents were supposed to be solved with e somehow. Plus I was finding the derivative of the total cost curve to find the average cost instead of just dividing by Q. OK, that was a silly mistake, but it threw off every single one of my answers. So I signed up for all the dumb people pre-term classes. OK, maybe dumb is a little harsh, how about smart-challenged?

My last big question is whether I should take the 1/2-semester accounting or the full-semester. I only had 1 basic accounting class my sophomore year of college (about 10 years ago). I'm not sure that is adequate or that I remember much. Based on the advice of some 2nd years, I'm leaning toward the full-semester class for dummies...I mean smart-averse individuals.

I imagine that everything will come back quickly and 1st year will be a breeze. Ah, imagination, what a wonderful thing.