How is it that my worst grade for Fall semester was in what I thought to be my easiest class? I guess this confirms my decision to go with accounting instead of finance. After all, who cares about puts, options, present values, and strike prices?
Mr. Dubil said to expect no higher than a B in his class and I guess he wasn't joking! He's Eastern European and I have an inkling that maybe he doesn't give anything higher than a B in an effort to prove that Americans are lazy. Oh well. He was the most sarcastic person I have ever met, and frankly, the only thing that slightly justified the tuition I paid. I still don't understand how I didn't get an A in a class that was essentially a review of my job!
He doesn't look evil, right?
3 comments:
well, maybe just a tiny bit evil!!!
J- you are so funny!
Dood, I can do puts, options, present values, and strike prices all day. But I still get messed up with credits on the left, debits on the right, and what goes where as a result. I'll take finance over accounting any day. Problem is, in corporate America, you're expected to understand both.
Maybe you just need to know where the authorizations reside and then you would have done better. Thats probably all it was, somewhere out there in the electronic ether is your answer.
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