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Input: Giving context, I have two classes which overlap due to my poor scheduling and some circumstances that were out of my control. I am in my final year / semester of university and am expecting to graduate, but in order to do so I need a single math credit. Unfortunately I have an overlap of 30 minutes for two of my classes. Normally I skip the math class as Im semi-confident in the work, but I have an exam this upcoming Wednesday. 

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Now for the AITA bit, I told my teacher two months ago that I would at some point have to miss a class for atleast 20 minutes so that I can finish this exam, but I'd only be late rather than skipping entirely. She didn't exactly say it was alright, but that we'd talk about it on a later date, but she did state that if anyone was going to miss that letting her know would help her schedule around it. The class is a seminar class, and I won't be presenting that day so it would just be my comments for the presenter that would be missing, and it has no effect on my grade whatsoever. Today however, two days before the exam I just wanted to remind her that I would be missing for a portion of the class, and she decided to yell infront of the entire class to be about how she expects 100% attendance, and how I would have to make it up with the professor of the other class. 

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I'm not sure if I'm being an asshole for missing the class even though I told her months prior that I would have to miss and she didn't seemed phased by it at the time.

having an exam overlap