I am very scared in case I have failed and wasted a whole year. People keep saying "Oh Shiny.. you'll have passed with flying colours, don't be silly!" because all my TMA scores were ok.. but I am not good with actual exams.. and it bears no relation to writing an assignment; you do that with your course books and notes in front of you after all!! I did the exam on Friday 13th October and it was the first proper exam I had done since school. It was a Level 2 course, year 2 (part time, so 4 more years to go! ) of my degree with the OU. (Last years courses were just ongoing assessment chosen for exactly that reason!)
I came out of the exam honestly not knowing whether I would have scraped a pass or not.. I wrote plenty but think I went off on tangents trying to make the questions relate directly to what I knew best.. which they did not.. and I forgot a few things; so unless I have got sympathy marks (I don't think those exist!!) then I am worried I may be in trouble...
I also struggled with the whole concept of writing what was essentially 3 essays in 3 hours with no notes and everything having to come out of my very muddled, stressed and anxious head. My revision time was not what it should have been because my MIL died unexpectedly on the 2nd Sept, but this was not in the 'previous 28 days before the exam' (quite!) so I couldn't submit the form that you can submit if you have had a bereavement right before an exam. The rules stated that clearly.
The post is due.. I am crapping myself as I know I will have the result before the 15th, it says so on my online student page. Arrgh.. If I can have just scraped a pass I will be more than happy... I don't expect a nice percentage anything like my 'ok' percentages of my TMAs,.. just a pass grade.....