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[laughing intensifies]

Well said old boy

Freaked out, printed the assignment, and then rushed through as much as I could on the train.

I remember forgetting to do that assignment and then realizing my mistake five minutes before I had to leave for uni to hand it in.

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/worldnews/northamerica/usa/9996332/Boston-Marathon-explosions-two-dead-dozens-injured-as-bombs-hit-race-finish-line.html

I'm in second year. But I'm thinking of doing the same thing, except swapping psych with chemistry :).

Quad major?

I can't say for sure as I suspect they might have changed the way they allocate grades, but for maths I found that the mark I received was around 2 - 5 % higher than my raw. For chemistry this was around 3 %, and biology didn't seem to have any noticeable scaling. I did advanced science subjects...

Most of my friends who did advanced physics in first semester considered it their hardest non-math unit, so you're definitely not alone.

It's a higher level of difficulty that's unlocked by beating the game.

It's an absolutely amazing game. I think I'm going to replay it on 1999 mode after this semester's over.

Get a tDCS machine while you're at it.

This level... hand crafted by satan.

I don't know about you, but it's practically unavoidable even if I study all semester. Also, I almost never feel like I'm prepared the night before and end up going to bed late.

I crammed a good portion of the industrial chemistry, human story, and part of the search for better health electives on the day/night before the HSC exams. Internal marks saved my lazy ass, and I ended up with acceptable results for both.

That's actually a brilliant idea.

Weighing out the benefits of taking a two day break. Don't know if it's a good idea with so many assessments on the horizon.