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I did something a bit similar once. I wrote a 9-page essay that was a review on some book about economic policy, and accidentally mis-spelt the author's name as 'Chussodovsky' instead of 'Chossudovsky' throughout the whole paper. It sucks, but it's always just the tiniest mistake that can ruin something.
unless you're a grad student I doubt you have fifty page papers. if you are a grad student ydi for not making absolutely sure of the requirements. I'm an English major and even I don't get 50 page term papers, nor has anyone I know in any other major.
It depends on the school you go to. And History majors often have long assignments.
Not 50 pages though...
My former roommate is a Political Science major who routinely has 20- and 30-page papers due at the end of the semester, and when she did an internship program in DC she ended up having to write a 60 or so page term paper which she had researched during her internship. And we're undergrads. So, it does occasionally happen. Just depends on the school. OP, that sucks, but really...YDI. Maybe there were circumstances you couldn't fit, but generally you should know what you are covering in your class. And you should not be waiting until now to check final requirements. When I write papers I check them neurotically, several times throughout the writing process, to make sure that I'm on the right track. Try showing it to your professor, though, maybe (s)he will take pity.
Haha. Loser.
A failing one.
Turn it in anyway. It's possible your teacher made a mistake and meant Russia instead of Prussia. You did the work, you'll get credit for that anyway.
I don't know what world you live, but in university you don't get a grade for effort. If you do the completely wrong thing for an assignment, it doesn't matter how much work you did. You didn't do what you were supposed to do. This isn't like doing a long math sequence and forgetting to carry a 2 somewhere in the middle. He wrote a paper on a totally different country than the one he was supposed to write about.
Wha? Why would a prof mean "Russia" but say "Prussia"?
Who said this guy was a grad student. I wrote a 40 page paper for my child development class my freshman year of college. And if it was a graduate thesis, he would pick his own topic. I'm in Grad school and they absolutely never assign topics (especially something so specific)
copy and paste from wiki? :o
Because that definitely wouldn't get OP kicked out of school or anything.
^ | some people really have had a sense of humour bypass haven't they.
Yes, Wikipedia is just full of truth.
I'm writing a paper about Russia. What do you say I write about Prussia instead and then we switch?
That truly sucks. Best of luck getting an extension!
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Wow. **** your life indeed. But hey, at least you can come on here and read the comments from dumber people who will say "zomg lol whut's the diffrnce?" and "Prussia iznt a country lolz!!one!!" Good luck, comrade.
In Soviet Russia, term paper mistakes you.