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Input: We would have had one of our exams for psychology tomorrow; however, the date was pushed one week back, which was discussed on a group chat I have with the members of my psych class (we're only 11, so it's not that many). When I read through it, their reasons for changing the psych exam were: 1) We haven't had time to study for this exam since several extracurricular trips took place the week before; 2) We have another exam on the same day; 3) We will waste our time on an exam we can't complete because we haven't studied. And they all admitted that none of them had properly studied for it. 

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I got mad at them and explained that time management is something everyone needs to develop, extracurricular activities are voluntary and if you can't handle them with academics then don't do them, everyone has several exams on the same day (it's just how the schedule is for tomorrow), and our exam date was given to us 3 months ago (so they did have time regardless of the activities the week before, in my opinion). Basically, I was the only one who had studied for the exam and all of my other ones, and so I wanted to do the exam so that my studying wouldn't be wasted and to get it over with in general. 

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They called me an asshole and childish for "not considering and understanding their perspective."

AITA?

being mad at my psychology class for changing an exam date