Search results

You've got ages, calm down. Keep studying on a regular basis (and cramming before major tasks, because realistically you're going to have to do that too) and you'll be fine. Seriously, many, many years' worth of HSC students have gone through exactly this process, learned what they needed to...

EE2 is really, really rewarding. Tough at times, yes, but also not as tough as it's made out to be. If you reckon you could write a full (and good) suite of poetry (couple of thousand words) over the course of a year and you're an independent worker, then go for it. The hardest bit of the MW...

Procrastination is just something you need to learn to deal with. I struggled with it all the way through high school and nothing has changed at uni. Keep your mind on your goals, break tasks up into little bits rather than imagining one huge chore and don't get down on yourself when you bail...

Nahhh. Ten days is forever :). It feels like this semester has gone pretty quickly, though.

Explain the purpose of your work, how you achieved that purpose, why you chose the style/form/features that you did and how they further your work's concept, who your intended audience is, how your topic links to the Advanced or EE1 course, what model/theoretical research was particularly...

+1 Except I don't have anything due until 10 June now so uni is once again relaxing as I'm back in the habit of, you know, ignoring it.

Princes - Gang Gang Dance and Creator - Santogold.

Re: would someone look over my othello essay please. no knowledge of othello needed : What's your question?

Memorised by writing twice by hand and listening to it on the train on the way in that morning. I spent a lot more time memorising my HSC ones, though, just to be on the safe side lol. So maybe three hours for in class assessments, not including the time it took to write the essay itself?

My school was ranked around the 180s and I think you're going to need to improve your rankings if you want 85+. Still achievable, but pick up in English and Business especially.

You can drop subjects up til, like, after trials.

Except our only real alternative is Tony "abortion is a national tragedy and hey, how about a return to the at-fault divorce system? BTW UNEMPLOYED TO THE MINES!" Abbott. I'm not happy with either option (hence Greens) but the fact is that someone will be in charge and I'd rather it not be Abbott.

You may love Maths, but it's going to do you no favours like that. Bite the bullet and drop down.

Neither do I. Except I seem to remember being a lot more disciplined last year, gah.

I didn't say I only did Maths, English and Modern in year 12. Look at my sig, I did 14 units. I said that my ATAR - when it was calculated - was made up of 4 units of Maths, 4 units of English and 2 units of Modern History.

An apple, a hot chocolate, another hot chocolate, a handful of shapes and two slices of toast with melted cheese.

Maybe all UK tutors share a hive mind? Just one of many conspiracy theories brought to you by someone on zero sleep :).

Am also wondering why OP decided to put this in the university forums when there is a whole entire section devoted to ATAR predictions ...

ftw. Ah, lecturers. Offering us the benefit of their collective wisdom. What uni are you at, can I ask? There's a Scottish tutor in our course and he sounds pretty awesome.

Lolol must be a trend :). ... I especially liked the seminar where that same instructor wrote "CUNT" "MOTHERFUCKER" "WANKER" and "PRAT" up on the whiteboard and then proceeded to go through and evaluate the offensiveness of each. Esp cos he has a very British accent and I'm one of those people...