Share your best exam stories.

I had an exam where the room was freezing cold. My hands were shaking so much that I could barely write. And on top of that, the exam was really difficult. I kept blanking out on answers that I knew I should have remembered. It was a horrible experience.

Well, for my first gyno exam, I was super anxious. I had so many questions beforehand. When I got there, the nurse was really friendly and helped me relax a little. The exam itself was a new experience. There was some mild discomfort, but knowing it was important for my health made it easier to bear. Afterward, I felt a sense of relief that it was over and that I had taken care of my health.

During a language exam, I got really nervous. I accidentally spilled my water all over my paper right at the start. The paper was a mess and I had to ask for a new one. But the whole fiasco made me so self - conscious that I couldn't focus well and ended up doing not as well as I hoped.

Well, my GMAT success story is quite a journey. I started by assessing my strengths and weaknesses. I realized my verbal skills were decent but math needed work. So, I enrolled in an online prep course. I also joined study groups where we discussed difficult problems. I made sure to review all my mistakes thoroughly. In the end, I got a great score and got into my dream business school.

Well, my first gyno exam was an experience. I was quite young and didn't know what to expect. I remember feeling a bit embarrassed at first. But the medical staff made it as comfortable as possible. They were very professional. They walked me through the process step by step, from getting undressed privately to answering all my silly questions. In the end, it wasn't as bad as I thought it would be.

My first pelvic exam was really nerve - wracking. I was so worried about what to expect. The doctor was very kind and explained each step clearly. First, they asked me some general health questions. Then, when the actual exam started, it was a bit uncomfortable but not overly painful. I'm glad I had a supportive doctor who made the whole experience less scary.

During an AP History exam, the proctor's phone went off with this really loud and goofy ringtone. It was one of those novelty ones that just made everyone burst out laughing. The proctor was so flustered trying to turn it off quickly, and it took a while for the class to settle down and get back to the exam.

One possible story could be that a girl was really nervous about her first gyno exam. But when she met the lesbian doctor, the doctor was very gentle and took the time to explain every step of the process. The doctor's calm and friendly demeanor put the girl at ease, and she ended up feeling much more relaxed during the exam than she had expected. It made the whole experience less intimidating.

Sure. My first exam story was a nerve - wracking experience. I was so worried about getting good grades. I studied for days but still felt unprepared when I entered the exam room. The questions looked so difficult at first, but as I calmed down and started to read them carefully, I found that I could answer some of them. In the end, I managed to finish the exam, and the feeling of relief was overwhelming.

One time a friend of mine wrote some key formulas on the inside of his water bottle label. He thought he was so clever. Every time he took a sip during the exam, he could quickly glance at the formulas. Another story was about a student who programmed all the important facts into their calculator in a hidden way. But the funniest was when a guy hid notes in his long hair. He would subtly turn his head to peek at them.