RIGHT NOW , HOW MUCH STUDY YOU DO A NIGHT??

[Kotza]

1 Eng Essay + 1 other exam per day

thats the way to go mate

[ilovecake]

One or two exams every night. Then 5-6 on Saturdays/Sundays.

[matt123]

One or two exams every night. Then 5-6 on Saturdays/Sundays.

you guys are doing sooooooooooooo many essays , its actually crazy.

i did a fair few throughout the year.
so im doing like 1 every WEEK .. if that lols

[ilovecake]

you guys are doing sooooooooooooo many essays , its actually crazy.

This is my way of making up for doing absolutely no work throughout the year : P

[kyzoo]

One or two exams every night. Then 5-6 on Saturdays/Sundays.

you guys are doing sooooooooooooo many essays , its actually crazy.

i did a fair few throughout the year.
so im doing like 1 every WEEK .. if that lols

Before exam period, I probably only wrote like 20 essays total, and 6 of those were creatives (which I'm not doing in exam) >.<

[8039]

Before exam period, I probably only wrote like 20 essays total, and 6 of those were creatives (which I'm not doing in exam) >.<

Why are you writing in past-tense? haha

[m@tty]

Because it is now exam period.

[iffets12345]

Scary.

[slothpomba]

somewhere between like 8 and -24 a day

[Intronaut]

Pretty much nothing. Doing well in one subject and average to slightly above average in all the rest will get me into pretty much anything once the SA bonus points do their job, so there's no need to act as if VCE is the end of the world.

[Duck]

Pretty much nothing. Doing well in one subject and average to slightly above average in all the rest will get me into pretty much anything once the SA bonus points do their job, so there's no need to act as if VCE is the end of the world.

This is probably the most arrogant post I've ever read. I don't know what SA bonus points are but I hope that you get into nothing that you want to.

[Visionz]

Pretty much nothing. Doing well in one subject and average to slightly above average in all the rest will get me into pretty much anything once the SA bonus points do their job, so there's no need to act as if VCE is the end of the world.

This is probably the most arrogant post I've ever read. I don't know what SA bonus points are but I hope that you get into nothing that you want to.

Go back a page and read mine.

I think he means SEAS application. And fair enough to him he probably means hes doing well enough to do everything but law or medicine. I could say the same about myself and if I try I could probably get law somewhere too. Hes right in saying its not the end of the world. As long as youve go the motivation to be successful youll probably find success one way or another.

[Russ]

This is probably the most arrogant post I've ever read. I don't know what SA bonus points are but I hope that you get into nothing that you want to.

This is probably the least mature post I've ever read on this forum. So he doesn't feel the need to try and get 99.95; how on earth does that make him arrogant and why on earth does it mean he deserves to fail.

[Kotza]

Pretty much nothing. Doing well in one subject and average to slightly above average in all the rest will get me into pretty much anything once the SA bonus points do their job, so there's no need to act as if VCE is the end of the world.

This is probably the most arrogant post I've ever read. I don't know what SA bonus points are but I hope that you get into nothing that you want to.

Go back a page and read mine.

I think he means SEAS application. And fair enough to him he probably means hes doing well enough to do everything but law or medicine. I could say the same about myself and if I try I could probably get law somewhere too. Hes right in saying its not the end of the world. As long as youve go the motivation to be successful youll probably find success one way or another.

that is quite true.
Bob Hillman (the chief english examiner) came to my school and told us a story about this asian dude who had stereotypically strict parents. They expected him to get into medicine (which he also wanted) but a 70-80 was all he was capable of.
He got into some minor course and 10 years later (a long time yes but who cares) he worked his way up into a course which requires 97+

so dont fret!

[stonecold]

Pretty much nothing. Doing well in one subject and average to slightly above average in all the rest will get me into pretty much anything once the SA bonus points do their job, so there's no need to act as if VCE is the end of the world.

This is probably the most arrogant post I've ever read. I don't know what SA bonus points are but I hope that you get into nothing that you want to.

Go back a page and read mine.

I think he means SEAS application. And fair enough to him he probably means hes doing well enough to do everything but law or medicine. I could say the same about myself and if I try I could probably get law somewhere too. Hes right in saying its not the end of the world. As long as youve go the motivation to be successful youll probably find success one way or another.

that is quite true.
Bob Hillman (the chief english examiner) came to my school and told us a story about this asian dude who had stereotypically strict parents. They expected him to get into medicine (which he also wanted) but a 70-80 was all he was capable of.
He got into some minor course and 10 years later (a long time yes but who cares) he worked his way up into a course which requires 97+

so dont fret!

10 years just to get into a medical degree.  I would seriously have given up by the age of 24.