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[Snapwizard]

Originally posted by Majesty
No with a 90+ UAI you have to be smart.
I only got 84 during my time, although i did some severe bludging too.

Hahaha A bludger, I like your type, reminds me of well, me anyways I'll most likey to 0-12 at home per week for uni,

 

[Ribbon]

I was told by a 5th year arts/law at ANU that you were expected to do 2 hours at home for every hour at uni, so your course would be around 40 hours work a week (based on 10 - 15 contact hours)

 

[Majesty]

Originally posted by Snapwizard
Hahaha A bludger, I like your type, reminds me of well, me anyways I'll most likey to 0-12 at home per week for uni,

Honestly the only thing you'd really be doing is tutorial work and assignments.

 

[SoCal]

Originally posted by iambored
i think all the unis say different things. macquarie says 3hrs per credit point of work, lectures etc included

They both go to the same University.


Personally, I will be doing as much study/work as much as I possibly can in order to aim at a distinction average.

 

[hipsta_jess]

yep, go the D average ambitions from us wanting to transfer!!

 

[SoCal]

Originally posted by hipsta_jess
yep, go the D average ambitions from us wanting to transfer!!

Yeah, I am felling so ready to get into working hard for some reason. I had no motivation in the HSC but now I so ready. I think it is just because I have set myself a goal.

 

[hipsta_jess]

same, and im hoping that because ive been so damn bored for the past 3.5 months or whatever it is, i will want to study
i think with the hsc i was just like 'whatever', i couldnt see how it would relate to what i want to do, so i was just 'bleuh' all the time, but now i need to do well and some of my subjects will cross over, so i think im going to be more willing to study

 

[freaking_out]

Originally posted by hipsta_jess
same, and im hoping that because ive been so damn bored for the past 3.5 months or whatever it is, i will want to study
i think with the hsc i was just like 'whatever', i couldnt see how it would relate to what i want to do, so i was just 'bleuh' all the time, but now i need to do well and some of my subjects will cross over, so i think im going to be more willing to study

yeah, i agree- ur gonna b doing subjects that u really like- so it will b a whole lot easier to have motivation...hopefully...

 

[santaslayer]

good luck to all u ppl that wanna transfer.....
and snapwizard u were not bludgy, u studied 24/7, u were just stoopid and a bit slow...hahaha

 

[Snapwizard]

Originally posted by santaslayer
good luck to all u ppl that wanna transfer.....
and snapwizard u were not bludgy, u studied 24/7, u were just stoopid and a bit slow...hahaha

I wish I studied 24/7, more like 0.24/7 for the HSC

 

[Majesty]

I wasn't even planning to go to university, till 2 weeks before my HSC. That's cos my parents raised the question 'So which university/courses have you chosen and i was like wtf?'. Those 2 weeks i was doing hardcore study but the rest of year 11 and 12 was a major bludge.

 

[honky tonk]

My current plan (which will change ) is to study each weeknight the things I have learnt that day.. and then on the weekend go through the past week's notes and make sure I understand everything completely.

I don't know if it will work, but here's hoping!

 

[Leanne]

Originally posted by honky tonk
My current plan (which will change ) is to study each weeknight the things I have learnt that day.. and then on the weekend go through the past week's notes and make sure I understand everything completely.

I don't know if it will work, but here's hoping!

yeah i like that idea....but thats wat i'd planned to do for the HSC..and pfffttt! didnt happen!! I rckon i'll do the work i'm told to do in tutes etc....but if i still dont understand the stuff (or if i find it particularly interesting) i'll do the extra research and work....

but i have to squeeze in paid part time work and a social life....