List of names of people who got 99.95 for 2008

[gfb]

Sensational: http://www.theage.com.au/national/from-wartorn-kabul-and-little-english-to-thomastown-and-near-perfection-20081215-6z1t.html  ( I know his brother)

[vce01]

2 or 3 hours sleeping every day for a year? lol.

[dekoyl]

I would highly recommend working consistently throughout the year.  

It certainly does not take 7 hours of studying a day or whatever to achieve 99.95 - I spent most of my nights on MSN and IRC.  Just set yourself realistic short-term goals, work towards them, and remember to stay relaxed!

lol polky, this guy disagrees...QUOTE from some guy in the Herald Sun who got a 99.95

"I came to Australia (from Korea) in 2003 as a year 7 student with no English background. I only spent two or three hours sleeping and most of the time studying,"

http://www.news.com.au/heraldsun/story/0,21985,24805592-2862,00.html

I think that's complete bollocks.

I use to have a sleep schedule like that. After two months of only 2-4 hours of sleep a day, things become crap (at least for me). Migraines and sleep where you fall asleep without actually remembering to sleep if you know what I mean. It's just like your brain shuts down. All I got out of it was building up a huge caffeine tolerance.

[xox.happy1.xox]

I would highly recommend working consistently throughout the year.  

It certainly does not take 7 hours of studying a day or whatever to achieve 99.95 - I spent most of my nights on MSN and IRC.  Just set yourself realistic short-term goals, work towards them, and remember to stay relaxed!

lol polky, this guy disagrees...QUOTE from some guy in the Herald Sun who got a 99.95

"I came to Australia (from Korea) in 2003 as a year 7 student with no English background. I only spent two or three hours sleeping and most of the time studying,"

http://www.news.com.au/heraldsun/story/0,21985,24805592-2862,00.html

I think that's complete bollocks.

I use to have a sleep schedule like that. After two months of only 2-4 hours of sleep a day, things become crap (at least for me). Migraines and sleep where you fall asleep without actually remembering to sleep if you know what I mean. It's just like your brain shuts down. All I got out of it was building up a huge caffeine tolerance.

Wow... I have always slept throughout the year no matter what! I am pretty happy with my ENTER score, and wouldn't dare to lose any sleep, even for a 99.95.

[psychlaw]

I have always slept throughout the year no matter what!

lol, wasn't there a whole thread where you said you hadn't gotten any sleep for a month?

but I can't get to sleep. No matter how much I try, I keep rolling around and just can't get to sleep. It's not that I don't want to go to sleep, it's more that I can't get a proper nights sleep

[polky]

I would highly recommend working consistently throughout the year.  

It certainly does not take 7 hours of studying a day or whatever to achieve 99.95 - I spent most of my nights on MSN and IRC.  Just set yourself realistic short-term goals, work towards them, and remember to stay relaxed!

lol polky, this guy disagrees...QUOTE from some guy in the Herald Sun who got a 99.95

"I came to Australia (from Korea) in 2003 as a year 7 student with no English background. I only spent two or three hours sleeping and most of the time studying,"

http://www.news.com.au/heraldsun/story/0,21985,24805592-2862,00.html

I think that's complete bollocks.

I use to have a sleep schedule like that. After two months of only 2-4 hours of sleep a day, things become crap (at least for me). Migraines and sleep where you fall asleep without actually remembering to sleep if you know what I mean. It's just like your brain shuts down. All I got out of it was building up a huge caffeine tolerance.

Wow... I have always slept throughout the year no matter what! I am pretty happy with my ENTER score, and wouldn't dare to lose any sleep, even for a 99.95.

Same. Sleep > 99.95

Well whatever works for you, I guess!  To be honest I am (still) very surprised with my score seeing how I slept through about 70% of my classes, was regularly late to school and spent all my time on the internet.

Fluke much?

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Sensational: http://www.theage.com.au/national/from-wartorn-kabul-and-little-english-to-thomastown-and-near-perfection-20081215-6z1t.html  ( I know his brother)

LOL I sat near him at several of the university physics lectures! We didn't talk much, but ahaha that's awesome for him, good stuff!

[vce01]

I would highly recommend working consistently throughout the year.  

It certainly does not take 7 hours of studying a day or whatever to achieve 99.95 - I spent most of my nights on MSN and IRC.  Just set yourself realistic short-term goals, work towards them, and remember to stay relaxed!

lol polky, this guy disagrees...QUOTE from some guy in the Herald Sun who got a 99.95

"I came to Australia (from Korea) in 2003 as a year 7 student with no English background. I only spent two or three hours sleeping and most of the time studying,"

http://www.news.com.au/heraldsun/story/0,21985,24805592-2862,00.html

I think that's complete bollocks.

I use to have a sleep schedule like that. After two months of only 2-4 hours of sleep a day, things become crap (at least for me). Migraines and sleep where you fall asleep without actually remembering to sleep if you know what I mean. It's just like your brain shuts down. All I got out of it was building up a huge caffeine tolerance.

Wow... I have always slept throughout the year no matter what! I am pretty happy with my ENTER score, and wouldn't dare to lose any sleep, even for a 99.95.

Same. Sleep > 99.95

Well whatever works for you, I guess!  To be honest I am (still) very surprised with my score seeing how I slept through about 70% of my classes, was regularly late to school and spent all my time on the internet.

Fluke much?

that's what they all say

i was pretty much the same all yr and i have no 99.95 

[xox.happy1.xox]

I have always slept throughout the year no matter what!

lol, wasn't there a whole thread where you said you hadn't gotten any sleep for a month?

but I can't get to sleep. No matter how much I try, I keep rolling around and just can't get to sleep. It's not that I don't want to go to sleep, it's more that I can't get a proper nights sleep

There was, but that was AFTER exams.

@ Polky: Lol, after school I would jump on VN straight away! I thought 70 at the most! XD (Constant study to the point of exhaustion is not the way to go. )

[scumel]

anne (a 99.95er) did over 60 specialist practice exams just fyi

[JL_91]

Minh-Quan Nguyen's older sister went to my school - she graduated at age 15 in 2004. I reckon smart-ness runs in their family!
I went to school with Eric Leung...that guy is unbelievably smart, to say the least lol. No one was surprised at all to hear that he got 99.95 and Dux! And he does EVERYTHING, not just studying.

[vcestar]

I would highly recommend working consistently throughout the year.  

It certainly does not take 7 hours of studying a day or whatever to achieve 99.95 - I spent most of my nights on MSN and IRC.  Just set yourself realistic short-term goals, work towards them, and remember to stay relaxed!

lol polky, this guy disagrees...QUOTE from some guy in the Herald Sun who got a 99.95

"I came to Australia (from Korea) in 2003 as a year 7 student with no English background. I only spent two or three hours sleeping and most of the time studying,"

http://www.news.com.au/heraldsun/story/0,21985,24805592-2862,00.html

I think that's complete bollocks.

I use to have a sleep schedule like that. After two months of only 2-4 hours of sleep a day, things become crap (at least for me). Migraines and sleep where you fall asleep without actually remembering to sleep if you know what I mean. It's just like your brain shuts down. All I got out of it was building up a huge caffeine tolerance.

Wow... I have always slept throughout the year no matter what! I am pretty happy with my ENTER score, and wouldn't dare to lose any sleep, even for a 99.95.

Same. Sleep > 99.95

Well whatever works for you, I guess!  To be honest I am (still) very surprised with my score seeing how I slept through about 70% of my classes, was regularly late to school and spent all my time on the internet.

Fluke much?

Then where does your secret lie?

[vcestar]

man i have heard of so many "leung"s get 99.95. fcking brains

[xox.happy1.xox]

I would highly recommend working consistently throughout the year.  

It certainly does not take 7 hours of studying a day or whatever to achieve 99.95 - I spent most of my nights on MSN and IRC.  Just set yourself realistic short-term goals, work towards them, and remember to stay relaxed!

lol polky, this guy disagrees...QUOTE from some guy in the Herald Sun who got a 99.95

"I came to Australia (from Korea) in 2003 as a year 7 student with no English background. I only spent two or three hours sleeping and most of the time studying,"

http://www.news.com.au/heraldsun/story/0,21985,24805592-2862,00.html

I think that's complete bollocks.

I use to have a sleep schedule like that. After two months of only 2-4 hours of sleep a day, things become crap (at least for me). Migraines and sleep where you fall asleep without actually remembering to sleep if you know what I mean. It's just like your brain shuts down. All I got out of it was building up a huge caffeine tolerance.

Wow... I have always slept throughout the year no matter what! I am pretty happy with my ENTER score, and wouldn't dare to lose any sleep, even for a 99.95.

Same. Sleep > 99.95

Well whatever works for you, I guess!  To be honest I am (still) very surprised with my score seeing how I slept through about 70% of my classes, was regularly late to school and spent all my time on the internet.

Fluke much?

Then where does your secret lie?

In her school I assume.

[psychlaw]

man i have heard of so many "leung"s get 99.95. fcking brains

hahahaha
lol

"fucking brains"
i dont know why I find that funny, but that just made my day

lmao