Azazeal:
Anyway, as to why I'm here to vent- Finals this year are a bitch. 71 pages of final papers to write, and still two written finals. Total bullocks. One of the written finals is for my logic class, and my performance on it is the difference between an A and a B. And I think logic may be the hardest class I've ever taken, so I'm sorta stressed, and have already pulled three all-nighters this week.
If your performance on the final is only the difference between an A and a B, why stress over it? Getting a B is perfectly acceptable under pretty much every standard. In fact, it's above the average. I know it seems like a big deal, but the odds of a B affecting you in any significant way are slim to nil. Unless you've been doing very poorly in all of your other classes and you need the A to keep your GPA at a certain required level for a scholarship, or something like that, the stress isn't worth it. But, again, I'm sort of doubting that.
Just relax a bit. It's okay not to get an A. It really, really is.
If there is some sort of important event that requires an A in that course, then I apologize, but in 99% of cases I've found that it does no real harm, while the stress is a killer.