??? To say I don't understand the weight of your insult is not a lie.to say i hope all of you get into b. arts (and those who want b. arts get into b. engineering) is not a lie
Got to think positive thoughts LHS. I know this is a bit OT, but what do you want to do after high school?And the Dr Pepper's club rolls on with "My major worksucks, I'm going to kill my first external mark successfully this week".
Honestly, what is even the cut off for an E3, is it 35? Maybe I'll scrape an E3.
I was really so positive until this point. I really was, wasn't stressed at all. I wasn't even that stressed pre trials, during trials. I only got stressed when I got sick, it was hard doing trials when I was sick. My EE2 major work my mentor said it was fine but I got outside feedback that ripped the things to shreds. Yes it got a good mark at school for internal, but that's not indicative of its merit. I am annoyed because I continually tried to seek feedback from people and it is only now that someone has been honest with me. This is the only place I can vent on these forums, can't talk about it with friends, many are too competitive academically. Family nah, they don't get it. So I probably come of alot more stressed than I am, I tend to save the gloom and doom for here haha (Sorry guys, it's fun to vent here!). Realistically, I set harsh goals for myself, but don't think I'll struggle to get into a uni course I'd like. I wouldn't have any trouble just getting into the standard Bachelor of Science at a decent uni for it. Oh yes, I don't know exactly what I want to do, but I really want to study biological science at uni. I just love science. It's not like I want to get into med/law or anything like that.Got to think positive thoughts LHS. I know this is a bit OT, but what do you want to do after high school?
Most of us have the "rock bottom" point during the HSC year - you just have to sort of rise above it and move on to the next challenge (which in your case is the final exams). The important thing is to not let it consume you - the HSC is almost uniquely stressful (uni may be harder in terms of work, but the stress is less I find) and it can really consume you at some points.I was really so positive until this point. I really was, wasn't stressed at all. I wasn't even that stressed pre trials, during trials. I only got stressed when I got sick, it was hard doing trials when I was sick. My EE2 major work my mentor said it was fine but I got outside feedback that ripped the things to shreds. Yes it got a good mark at school for internal, but that's not indicative of its merit. I am annoyed because I continually tried to seek feedback from people and it is only now that someone has been honest with me. This is the only place I can vent on these forums, can't talk about it with friends, many are too competitive academically. Family nah, they don't get it. So I probably come of alot more stressed than I am, I tend to save the gloom and doom for here haha (Sorry guys, it's fun to vent here!). Realistically, I set harsh goals for myself, but don't think I'll struggle to get into a uni course I'd like. I wouldn't have any trouble just getting into the standard Bachelor of Science at a decent uni for it. Oh yes, I don't know exactly what I want to do, but I really want to study biological science at uni. I just love science. It's not like I want to get into med/law or anything like that.
I think if this is the only angsty patch of Year 12 I have until I get my major work in, then it's probably the most logical time for it. All in all, it's not too shabby for someone that went away for five weeks of Year 12.
ahh +1 !That's a good silver lining, they're set we'll make the best of them we can. And hope our cohort makes our assessment marks at least respectable.
Maybe I'll force everyone to group study so we all do better for externals