DISTINCTION average in uni hard to achieve generally? (1 Viewer)

[didlshak27]

how much effort required generally speaking to maintain this ??

 

[AsyLum]

Forget about a social life, you're looking at studying 24/7. If you don't turn up to classes on the dot, and attend all lectures, you'll be lucky to get a pass.
lol idiot
University is serious business.

 

[big8oyjames]

Forget about a social life, you're looking at studying 24/7. If you don't turn up to classes on the dot, and attend all lectures, you'll be lucky to get a pass.

this. but it can be done.
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University is serious business.

not really

 

[Cookie182]

Im on a HD average, it's not realli that hard. But hey, maybe commerce is easy.

 

[didlshak27]

ye i'm thinking of doing commerce at UNSW. but i wanna maintain at least distinction average

 

[wrong_turn]

its not that easy to have a D average. it also depends at which uni you are at.

 

[AsyLum]

this. but it can be done.
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not really

Good to see sarcasm is one of your strong points.

 

[nimrod_dookie]

I have a distinction average and it is not impossible to maintain. I have a decent social life, skip my fair share of lectures each semester and don't have the best attention span in lectures. However, I always attempt to keep up to date with assignments, revision etc. It depends on what you are doing, if you like what you are doing, whatever little work you do will always take you further. I like mining engineering so I find it easy to learn.

 

[jas0nt]

depends what uni you attend.

http://community.boredofstudies.org...university/195320/stupid-law-bellcurving.html

 

[kevinx2]

 

[piitb]

thats a graph for one subject. a student being able to get DN average over 3 year is a totall different story

 

[Ali -]

how much effort required generally speaking to maintain this ??

Apply yourself to your studies. Attend lectures, put in the necessary research for upcoming assignments, allow ample time to complete set tasks, revise, attend lectures, listen, and 'engage' with your university.

At least that way, even 'if' you do not achieve a D average, you will know you did your best.

Good luck.