Had one today. Sadly had to skip today's uni class as the exam was only exactly at the same time I'm supposed to be there.
Everyone looked like "oh, this is so fucked", but I found it to be extremely easy. It came in four parts - one, read this story and circle the right answers; two, pick one of these topics and write an essay about it; three, pick the right word to fill the blanks in this text; four, rewrite these sentences with the words we give you while they still mean the same. All of them (except the essay) took me no more than 10 minutes, probably less.
Passing that, and everything else that comes afterwards, will result in me getting a professorate degree. I've already had English classes in primary school (always performed excellently as far as marks are concerned) and I also went to a separate English school for a more intensive course. It was supposed to last six years, but I looked at the program for each one of them and thought "I know this and this". So I did two exams to prove that (got 9.5/10 on each), and saved myself two years of going there. The stuff was apparently hard and many guys had trouble with it, but I never studied a thing and passed every test with at least an 8, often between 9 and 10. In the final course everyone was 17 or 18 years old, and I was 13
I'm not bragging, and I don't consider myself to be perfectly skilled, as that is not the case. I make mistakes sometimes, just like everyone else. However, to me it'd appear either the educational level on those sites I attended was awful (and they're supposed to be one of the best available), or I have some sort of "natural talent".
The latter case would be awesome - but I'm not being as lucky with the mathematics and physics part of my systems engineering career.
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