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Have something fun and light hearted to follow it up with!

Nah doesn’t make me wanna kms, but like super sad, still think about it. Does send you into a bit of a existential crisis tho I don’t cry in public much, but this made me cry on night shift infront of other people lol. It wasn’t a bawl more silent tears.

Postgrad m8 - studying to do my masters cause apparently i hate myself

Gotta keep up appearances and remind myself of my shitty teenage years by coming back on here

Im actually gunna make an on topic post - reason I’m disliking uni today: my uni requires all sources to be contemporary and published within the last five (5) years! M8 the national guidelines that direct my practice are older than 5 years old! I legit spent over an hour searching for an in...

Not that I’m doing the HSC but I spent last night reading articles on the pathophysiology of asthma and management of asthma - super interesting but I have a 2000 word case study to write on my asthmatic patient and it’s due next week on Friday, AND I have to do a reflection on my practi don’t...

I had many trouble with my wisdom teeth. I had mine out through the public system as I had a healthcare card so it took 2 years from referral to getting them out. my bottom left one kept coming up and going down, coming up and going down, and it got infected twice and man that was painful. I...

Get some pencil grips, the ones that like kids use Really helped my hand during the HSC, had to buy a few to find the best one but it really helped!

Still waiting on @enoilgam to see what we’re doing.

if you’re ever worried about how long it will take you to get through uni if you take a gap year, I have a friend who was in uni for 3 years when I started uni, I have now finished uni (4 years), had 2 years not studying and now back to studying a postgrad, and he is still at uni studying a...

Someone I know took a few year 12 subjects again in their “gap year/second year 12 year” So they could get a high enough atar to get into med

I took a gap year. benefical for other reasons too. I worked throughout the year, gained enough of a savings to fund myself to move away for uni I also changed what I wanted to do at uni during my gap year, which I think is the most beneficial part of my gap year. I originally deferred a...

My school had it for modern history, I thought it was beneficial.

Writing your own notes is a form of revising the content and a form of study. I did much better in subjects where I made my own notes vs ones where I got ones from here. Also it’s a skill I transferred into uni, as well as my work.

I’m reading American psycho

My input would be to really balance your time, and assess how much you NEED to work, vs how much time you have for study, and other activities. You need to also remember to keep some time to yourself, to enjoy the things you want to enjoy. I didn't study much in year 11 + 12, but I did work 2...

not a zoo, but animals - why not look at a vet?

im a nurse m8 I also did scouts in year 12 too got an atar in the low 60's

I worked at maccas through all of year 12 pretty much, worked 6-2pm Saturday and Sunday :cool: Didn’t mind it, got paid like $12.75 an hour or something I sometimes miss working in the cafe there, learnt to make a bomb ass coffee and like the sheer immediate situational stress of the busyness...

For anyone freaking out about your (impending) ATAR, just remember, my atar was in the low 60’s. Yet I’m responsible for people’s lives. just remember that.