exams

[bear1993]

wondering if anyone has business past papers, my teacher did not give out more than 2
and also if is it betetr to learn definition for one textbook?

[peterle1]

my friend told me he only did one trial exam last year for bus man, but he knew the course back to front which was enough to get him a 49, so don't worry about doing trial exams just make sure you know everything

[bear1993]

wow what did he get for sacs?
i am beyond screwed teacher allowed us to do our own work so i ened up doing other subjects during buisman

[RossiJ]

wow what did he get for sacs?
i am beyond screwed teacher allowed us to do our own work so i ened up doing other subjects during buisman

You weren't studying for English I can tell you that..

[bear1993]

i am not goign to try to correct myself
and btw i dont find it funny since i just arrived in Australia last year and i was never taught english untill i came her so i do not appreciate your smart ass comment

[dinosaur93]

how many exams have you guys attempted?

[bear1993]

1, you?

[dinosaur93]

2...but I didn't do it under exam conditions though, in terms of duration, so yeah 

[bear1993]

i have the same issue

[tullfrog]

my friend told me he only did one trial exam last year for bus man, but he knew the course back to front which was enough to get him a 49, so don't worry about doing trial exams just make sure you know everything

I can't tell if you're trying to sabotage us, or if you really did have a really smart friend.
Regardless, you need to smash out those practise exams, that's essential to getting 95+% on the exam

[peterle1]

nah im not joking, he told me last year he couldnt find many trial exams for bus man, so he made his own notes and knew the course back to front and got 49, but he was also a genius and got 48 in psych last year and was a few mark short of bus man honours at our school

[xdecay]

that seems fair enough seeing as last year was the first year of the study design and even now it's a bit tricky for me to look for relevant practise exams.

anyway. is it a good idea to type up the answers for prac exam questions?
i don't want to sound lazy but i honestly don't want to waste my time writing everything down seeing as i have a couple of uncompleted exams left to do.
do you find yourself answering questions differently when typed up as opposed to hand writing them?