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Sadly, I feel that my time managements been cracked. I don't use timetables anymore (i don't know why), nor do i use a diary now...(dont know why also).There's so much stress. Doubt then exhileration...and vice versa...again....and again....it moves in a circle.

Ok, I'll give you some advice that I received which is quite realistic, if you find it hard to decide between being a doctor or a vet. If you want to do medicine and become a doctor: "It starts with the patient, continues with the patient, and ends with the patient". Hippocratic Oath...

Re: funny HSC answers? Hilarious. The English metaphors are so funny.

Yeah I'm in the same boat as you michelleyeaman. Almost all of my classes have those type of people who do no work. Probably half my whole year is like that. So I'm really disadvantaged. In my bio class I have 18 peeps but only about 3 of them are getting band 4 or above...the majority get about...

Yeah everyone has stress during HCS. Stress can be a good thing too. I try to view and treat stress as a good thing in life when I am under stress, which is kind of ironic, but it sure helps me to cope with it. I also just reassure myself that "tommorrow will be a better day" when I am stressed.

You could try giving yourself some sort of reward for studying. Eg: If you study for 2 hours a night you can reward yourself with the full weekend of going out and partying. Or you could negociate with your parents or someone that if you get above a specific UAI (eg: 75 UAI) then your parents...

Re: funny HSC answers? I only know of two: 1) Q. Find x on the triangle A. Student drew a circle around the variable 'x' and said "x is here" 2) Q. Expand the bracket (x+y) A. ( x+y ) ( x+y ) ...and the brackets expand wider....

Haha marks mean absolutely nothing to me. I can temporarily praise some of my marks...but that praise won't last because it's truly meaningless in the long run. If your marks TRULY equate to your self worth, imagine what your family and friends will say at your funeral..."he had such a great...

Awww that's a sad ending.

There are always other ways to get in other than through the HSC. That's my main stress reliever when I'm in doubt.

Personally I've stayed the same weight since last year... I guess it all depends on how you and other people judge yourself and others about how "attractive" or "unattractive" you/they appear to be...

Toilet cleaners aren't failures in life. Eventhough you might not have meant it that way...

Ehhh I'd say chem is my best subject, but it's not my favourite, although it's very close. English is my fav. and it's prob. my 2nd best sub.

Started the 3rd module for eng adv, finished 2 depth studies for christianity and islam for studies of religion, done most of the module 3 sections for bio/chem, and done an extra chapter for maths.

Ahhhh, I've forgotten about your standards lol :hammer: :jaw: :jaw: :jaw:

Don't grieve too much over it. A healthy way of treating it is to improve and learn from it and be optimistic (but I guess it's hard to just BE optimistic...). The 'irrelevant' things that you studied may actually be the core areas that the examiners will ask in the trials and the HSC, and you...

90% of the geniuses are made these days. Intelligence Quotient is quite irrelevant (I guess that's an argueable topic). But despite the snapage before, (it's 2am), ask people around if you need help in constructing yourself to be a hardworker. It's only your will that can make yourself work, no...

... First of all, I don't think there's room for egoism. Secondly, what I don't understand is how by "rights" you should be a nerd eventhough you have a rediculously high IQ. You have the rights. It's your lack of determination that doesn't get to where you want to be...assuming you desire to...

Yeah, I havn't been doing as much as I intended to get done. It's hard to especially when mates wanna do stuff and you know that you have to get the work done.

Nah.