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Input: I just discovered this subreddit and hope this fits here, I’ve been thinking about it for the past two days. 

So some context; I’m in my final semester in college and really ready to graduate. At this point I’m really frustrated with the university, the professors, and most of my fellow students. The one sitting next to me knew there was an exam on Monday, we spent all class on Friday reviewing for it. We are in the 5th week of the 15 week long semester and this person, who sits next to me, is often late, has headphones in, and browses their phone/computer most of the class time. 

This was our first exam and the math was very basic, but a calculator would still make it easier (only 6 math problems with 6 digit division, 20 multiple choice). I did the math part right away then went back to do the multiple choice. As I was reading the final question this kid asks to borrow my calculator and I just give a quick “no” back, turned my exam in 30 seconds later and left. 

So am I the asshole? I just feel at this level college course you should be more on top of things. There’s only 4 exams, you should really know when they are. If he had asked me earlier I would have no issue letting him use the calculator, but I was pretty stressed out because I had multiple other classes to work on and had to work tonight, meaning I had less time than I had planned for my work. 

not letting someone borrow my calculator during an exam