<p>woooooooooh</p>
<p>so what’d we all think?</p>
<p>owned… ***</p>
<p>10%atp?</p>
<p>1) There wasn’t a cytoskeleton question
2) I just KNEW there was going to be a question about %efficiency, but decided not to read up on it anyways.
3) There were way more glycolysis questions than necessary.</p>
<p>yes…
dood omg. ***
i fail at life</p>
<p>Cyptphyptoscienceinciencicne,</p>
<p>Jesus Christ, I’m so glad we leave this weird psychobabble to you sociopaths.</p>
<p>Bio 1A and 1B are structured to make you feel like a failure.</p>
<p>So chill out and have some mother****ing candy.</p>
<p>^^ HAHAHA! first thing I did was hit up GBC for the candy section!</p>
<p>diabetes. .</p>
<p>haha I’m a vegetarian so I mostly eat veggies, but for some reason bio 1A has made me crave sweet things lately…especially before lab -__-'</p>
<p>tastybeef: WHY IS BIO 1B SUPPOSED TO MAKE YOU FEEL LIKE A FAILURE-I THOUGHT 1B WOULD BE EASSSSSSSSSSSSSYYYYYYYYY??</p>
<p>wasn’t % efficiency one E, none of the above? lactate acid one. that’s wut me and 2 other ppl i asked got.</p>
<p>i thot it was pretty fair, hope i did well…</p>
<p>was that the question with no sufficient information to answer?</p>
<p>As much as people like to emphasize how the MCB sponsored Bio 1A is set up to be competitive, this just isn’t what the empirical data showed.</p>
<p>Back when campusbuddy was still up, Bio 1A was shown to give out 14% A’s whereas Bio 1B gives out 10% A’s. And the rest of the grade distribution doesn’t indicate that Bio 1B is, in fact, EAAASSSSSSSSSYYYY. I was a Bio 1B UGSI for the past year and I can assure you that getting an A in that class isn’t easy. And no, it doesn’t matter if you take it in the fall or the spring; they are both curved to ~10% A’s. A large part of it depends on your GSI and the people in your discussion since all sections are curved to an 85% mean, which can work for or against you.</p>
<p>And personally, Bio 1B just has boring material. I could not care less about plants and ecology. And if you’re on a pre-health track, you’re just sitting there thinking, who gives a **** about eudicots?</p>
<p>10% A’s…? are u serious…? isn’t it more like 20-25%?according to the syllabus. bio 1a</p>
<p>I’m assuming you’re talking about Bio 1A. Nonetheless, it’s all the same-- the syllabus usually tells you how many kids get a grade of some kind. So, that’s 20-25% A’s of some kind, which includes A+, A, and A-. I was talking about A’s, not including A+'s and A-'s.</p>
<p>ohh lol ok… got it. coolio</p>
<p>lol what was the answer to the last question?</p>
<p>i put photorespiration prevents formation of PGA? i narrowed it down to either that or the carbonic anhydrase choice…</p>
<p>yeah, i said PGA.</p>