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ok, gonna travel to school with like 3 jumpers on thank you for the suggestion

I just think to myself "for once I've studied adequately for an exam I'm not letting this opportunity go down the drain" :lol:

yep i really enjoyed the accounting part last year because it clicked with me more than anything ever has but this year = retarded theory and rote learning of random whs, and policies/issues relevant issues to workplace (essentially business studies hr) haha I dropped english extension as...

lol i just storm out of the hall like eff bitches

considering that I still managed to write 7 pages for my discovery essay in 40 minutes I don't think it's really a huge concentration issue for me coz my motivation/desire to do well outweighs it. Still would be a lot more relaxing if it weren't the case though

I do go before exams (maybe like 15 minutes earlier) coz we always get sent in earlier and just sit there stoned while they go through instructions (and steal our precious cramming time ><) after reflection I pee a lot throughout the day, never really hold it for more than 3 hours I'll see...

Serious Question: How do people survive trial exams without needing to piss o.O During my paper 1 I was halfway through my essay (did it second) but just sat there and finished the whole paper on sheer willpower alone. Paper 2 was better, didn't feel the urge so soon but as soon as exam...

I haven't started studying for economics (haven't had my trials yet) but in general are CSSA trials harder or easier than others? My school is only giving out 1 paper and so I need other sources to practice on. Any schools anyone would recommend?

You've probably never heard of it but I do something called Financial Services can guarantee that MX1 scaling is beast, at one point I was doing shit and considered dropping but it outscaled business studies in every single atar estimate

From the sounds of it, you and physics sounds better than me and chem *realises you have the exact same subjects as me bar physics*

my parents made me enrol in chemistry but after the first lesson i was like f dis shit and forged a note. Arguably the one of the best decisions of my life and parents are happy now. Most parents will get over it?

I got a rejection letter in July. Did you get an interview with them? You could be on the waiting list

Some took ages even if I wasn't directly rejected. Some still haven't gotten back to me and I know ppl who got offers. Generally I found over 1-2 months is rejection

Me wasting/using my time to travel from home -> work is not really a concern of mine because it was my choice and my sacrifice but just the realisation that I'll be travelling work -> uni is something that concerns me a bit... Again I didn't think that I'd be travelling from work It's always...

ah thank you for this :) really cheered me up! I hope they won't be too harsh on me Although my actions seem to suggest otherwise I'm not actually an evil/backstabbing person (maybe just a bit stupid), I just want the best for both me and the company because if it is considerably harder for me...

hey, just have a question If I received an offer for company x and sign all their paperwork but then receive another offer for company y, am I allowed to just ditch the first one and go with the second one? Should I be telling company x that I'm waiting on a response from somewhere else or...

omg same I've never roted/englished so intensely in such a short period of time Need to find a second related for mod c and study bits of it and need to do fekkin mod b luckily I've prepared for everything else but idk if i should just fk english at this stage

Around 15 I think. Had such a huge dropout rate

I memorise essays for some modules but don't regurgitate word for word. I chuck out like half my essay during the exam. Starting to think that memorising essays is a bit inefficient but I need it for the clarity of expression/strong logical convincing argument. I can only write 900 words or so...

thank you :) good luck to you too! Don't think too much about english rn, just focus on your remaining exams and take the trial as a learning experience (I know this is easier said than done)