hours of study (2 Viewers)

[hellohowslife]

How many hours is everyone studying these holidays? I'm aiming for 6-8 hrs. And how are you dividing up time between subjects?

Also, is anyone studying for the LAT lol?

 

[laterz laterz]

How many hours is everyone studying these holidays? I'm aiming for 6-8 hrs. And how are you dividing up time between subjects?

Also, is anyone studying for the LAT lol?

i am doing 3 subjects a day and trying to finish a decent amount of work. i reckon 6 hours (productive) everyday is pretty good. its like 1.5 months till hsc, you dont wanna burn out by doing like 10 hours a day.

 

[specificagent1]

never done lat but ur not apparently meant to be able to study for it as it tests skills like critical and analytical thinking

 

[laterz laterz]

You should be studying roughly 25 hours a day for the best results

thats true, i have only been able to do 24 hours a day. i need to catch up

 

[ExtremelyBoredUser]

I find it unfair that I have 24 hours a day whereas other people get 28 hours per day.

 

[may22]

It wouldn’t technically count as a day if you don’t sleep right? 48 hours, come on guys

 

[notme123]

some of you scare me ngl

 

[notme123]

i have a q. does doing full hsc papers count as study because they're three hours long. So basically just do two in one day and you're done with your six hours but when I do that I feel like its not adequate enough idk

 

[specificagent1]

i have a q. does doing full hsc papers count as study because they're three hours long. So basically just do two in one day and you're done with your six hours but when I do that I feel like its not adequate enough idk

yes they are important too

 

[laterz laterz]

i have a q. does doing full hsc papers count as study because they're three hours long. So basically just do two in one day and you're done with your six hours but when I do that I feel like its not adequate enough idk

wdym, you can surely do 8 past papers in 24 hours of studying right? 24 is the minimum

 

[specificagent1]

wdym, you can surely do 8 past papers in 24 hours of studying right? 24 is the minimum

well you gotta mark them too so make it like 28 hours or so

 

[ExtremelyBoredUser]

I'm clearly not built different, 3 hour papers tire me out. Most I've done was 3 in a day but that's offensive to everyone else doing 12 per hour.

 

[specificagent1]

I'm clearly not built different, 3 hour papers tire me out.

WEAKK! gotta do at least 28 hours a day

 

[ExtremelyBoredUser]

Imagine not doing all your HSC exams simultaneously smh

 

[sab13562]

How many hours is everyone studying these holidays? I'm aiming for 6-8 hrs. And how are you dividing up time between subjects?

Also, is anyone studying for the LAT lol?

I'm studying 4-5 hours a day as we still have 1.5 months left till HSC and I don't want to burn out anytime soon XD. In terms of dividing each subject, I usually study one "hard subject" and one "easy subject" a day to ensure a nice balance.

 

[stressedadfff]

omg we're still studying?? :0

 

[sab13562]

omg we're still studying?? :0

When have we stopped?

 

[addictedtobubbletea]

How many hours is everyone studying these holidays? I'm aiming for 6-8 hrs. And how are you dividing up time between subjects?

Also, is anyone studying for the LAT lol?

You can study for section 1 of the LAT by doing section C of the VCE English Paper. I havent yet figured out a good way to study for section 2 though, at the moment I'm just broadening my general knowledge by doing some general reading, and practicing writing about a specific topic for an hour

 

[stressedadfff]

When have we stopped?

3-4 weeks ago

 

[notme123]

think about it like this. If this was a normal year, the HSC would be less than a month away and past students managed to use this one month to their advantage and achieve good marks. So just know that 1 month is adequate to still do well in the hsc.