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Title: How hard is it to score 30 raw in Chemistry?
Post by: vcestudyjb on November 11, 2013, 05:33:45 pm

I'm really struggling in Chemistry 1/2 WITH my input in effort. I'm averaging around 60% in all my SACS and I still do all the homework - the problem is I think  I have understood the topic but i realise i'm wrong once i do the tests. I probably have to continue with Chem just because i never know if i would want to go into a science career that requires chem as a prerequisite.

Is it still possible for a person like me to get a raw 30 in chemistry? Or is that even a little too high.. Of course I'm willing to put in as much effort as I can but I'm just worried as I don't think my basics are strong enough to get me an 'okay' score..

What should I do?

Title: Re: How hard is it to score 30 raw in Chemistry?
Post by: Penguuu on November 11, 2013, 06:23:34 pm

I am in such a similar position to you omg. Exam tmrw! :)
I think the main thing is to ask more questions here and at school, also maybe do past papers to test your knowledge.
About the study score, who knows!
Over the holidays i'm planning to go over all the unit one two stuff i'm unsure of, and get a solid basic understanding of everything to make sure we head into year twelve on a level playing field as everyone else.
I'm sure you have the right work ethic and thus the ability to get over 30 if you try hard.
Right now nobody can predict what study score you'll get, we haven't even started yr 12 haha.