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Note: I'm just aiming to study at least 8 or 12 hrs a day.

Hey it's around 1 to 3 weeks from our HSC exams but for the current two to three days I felt like whenever I tried to remember the contents (Like memorise a legislation by repeating it for ten minutes 'try') I just forget about it like two days after. It used to work for me but somehow my brain...

I want to know what do you mean by "it becomes an end in itself"? (Sorry but I can't decide how should I understand this phrase under your narrative you provided after the journey or destination question) I think that if I cared about the long term effect of the HSC and take the things that I...

I want to know what do you mean by "it becomes an end in itself"? (Sorry but I can't decide how should I understand this phrase under your narrative you provided after the journey or destination question) I think this is simply an issue of short term vs long term gain. For example, ATAR is...

Hmm that's a nice life philosophy

I know it's already a year but for anyone who is facing the same issue you can also go for Open University Australia

If I'm interpreting it correctly, it's telling us to do whatever you can to meet your goal right?

What I'm thinking is that what if you don't care if you learnt how to study and know what works and what doesn't work but just the result? What if as long as if you got the result then everything's all good for you? Since you don't care about the things that you've learn't then it essentially it...

Is the process of putting the effort more important than getting the result that you wanted? If it isn't, what is the difference between putting 0 effort and not getting what you wanted and putting 100% and still not getting what you wanted (This is what the question actually meant)

No way actually

I think if I didn't get the result I wanted after putting 100% effort I probably would've regret not lying down in the bed and just do whatever I feel like and think "Fuck it, screw my life I don't care anymore" throughout the whole process

Maybe it's my wording, I meant what's the point getting something you never wanted (the things that you got through the process, through your own effort of course) and don't get something that you actually wanted after putting the efforts?

I remember three years ago, my math's teacher told me and my class something like "effort without the result is equal to no effort". I didn't like this cruel and result based narrative, but I think that it does make sense. I mean, what is difference of putting the effort into it then you don't...

Teaching quality? Workload? Student quality? Quality of the support. Can anyone who knows about it tell me if it's good from these aspects please? Thanks

But I thought on the QS it's ranked in 101-151?

Like dammit when I tried to apply for it I gave up because I can't really spit out much and here you are telling me that your classmates got in by lying

I mean you can get in like that?

Holy shit they made up stuff??

Bruh how you gonna afford it

Fair enough