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True. If I had to cook, I'd probably starve. I'd be like, "What to make for dinner... meh, I'll just go to sleep" But gosh, I would love an ensuite..

I'll be staying at Campus East in a flexi-catered room. I'm nervous!

Okay, so I'm pretty sure my school is ranked 128th. Business Studies - 2/11 CAFS - 1/8 Standard English - 1/19 General Maths - 7/16 PDHPE - 2/9 I'm really worried about Maths. How badly will it pull me down?

Oh this sounds like a 'belonging' text. But totally know what you mean.

Chew Extra Spearmint gum! It seriously takes ages to become "unchewable". We aren't allowed to have gum at our school either, but I guess they just don't care because I gnaw on it like there's no tomorrow, out of nervousness (not outside exam conditions though - tacky!). I also chew it when...

Throwing myself in a whimpering heap for the next few weeks/months.

Clicked on this thinking it would be really lame and unfunny. Sang it to myself and giggled quite a bit, so thanks!

Re: Not hard? Multi-choice was incredibly easy. Short answers I thought were pretty good too. Extended is where I probably lost a few marks.

Perhaps the textbook has a mistake in it?

Jelly of yours!

I've gone from about 58kgs to (I'm guessing - too scared to actually weight myself) about 63kgs. Depressing. Day after last exam I'm beginning my exercise routine again! I also drink wayyyyy too much coffee! Perhaps should take own advice. Yes my option is individuals and work. I'm not so...

Let's share. - Eating healthy - Drinking lots of water, not overloading body with caffeine - I don't even know

Sick. Should have done some hardcore study instead of whining about other things.

Motivating song: Butterflies and Hurricanes by Muse. I find it really helpful to listen to some motivating music, get pumped, have coffee, then switch to the classical for study :caffeine: Not that I should talk. I certainly haven't done enough. Procrastination is the worst.

1. Say if I put a course I am guaranteed early entry for as first preference (even though it is my backup & do I even need to do this if it's guaranteed?), and my actual desired course as my second preference, how does this affect my entry to the actual desired course? Is it worth doing this...

If you're a good enough writer and can make things flow well, then you need only to memorise key points.

Why not aim for band 6? At least if you fall short, you may get a mid band 5. Fall short of mid band 5 - you may get band 4.

My English teacher said this to me too! And that he expects a band 5 of me. Well, I'll just have to get a band 6 and prove him wrong.