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Input: So the other night I was in the library, going over and double checking what assessments I had coming up and I noticed that there was something due next week - it’s an assessment worth about 20% and it’s a small presentation on work placement we did last year for our course. 

The class I’m referring to is incredibly small, there are seven other students and throughout the years we’ve all talked matters of assessments via Facebook group chat. 

In my opinion, I feel like these other girls talk way too much / ask each other for help on individual assessments way too much but, that’s another issue. 

I haven’t noticed on the group chat any mention of this assessment (and trust me, it would be mentioned by one of the other girls asking for help every five minutes) and I’m starting to wonder if they’ve forgotten about it. 

A part of me wants to remind them that we have this assessment due next week - to not lower myself to their petty drama and acts (there has been a LOT of bitchiness with this group) but also a part of me wants to sit back and watch the world burn as it were - they’re in their third year after all and In my opinion they should be aware of this stuff. 

I’ll probably tell them anyway but just wanted some opinions! Thanks guys!

not telling my classmates about an assessment coming up