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well because I've seen the essay everyday for a while, it's already pretty much memorised then I just write it out once and boom :)

that's not a "sleep and attain" it still needs effort man TBH I write an essay out once and its memorised, hence why I've kept editing my belonging and creative for a while and memorised today

My friend got 74 and got accepted into wollongong comm/law js js js

People memorise three essays in half a day for modules, and unfortunately, I'm going to have to do 2 in a day come monday night

essay I'll finish in 38 minutes creative I'll finish in 30-35 short answers till the test finishes, I'll be meticulous with the SA

This. I used to look at all these threads last year and vow to myself that I'd be prepared weeks ahead of time. Oh, I'm prepared alright, to study the night before.

I never understood the purpose in snaking. Anyone who snakes is, to use a scientific term, scum. :spin:

oh loooook you're on here :)

This forum: "fuck fuck, I'm so screwed" My cohort: "is the belonging paper before the module ones?", "soccer soccer soccer"

nek min omed writes his aos essay for q5

For each mark, do one technique.

3,2,1

If I was a girl, I'd marry you.

Hey guys, It seems like everyone is extremely stressed over the HSC, and I therefore deem it necessary to put the upcoming exams in perspective. Let's face it, most of us are anxious, but the good news is, half of the hard work has already been completed. The past year of staying up late and...

TY nerdasdasd. You're extremely inspiring. Just your presence makes me wanna go study. TY TY.

Year 7 - 10 I did no study. Year 11, did 3 hours a day consistently. I didn't have trouble with doing that amount straight away, it was more, "shit has gotten real". Year 12 I studied less than year 11 which was a vital mistake. I probably did like two hours every couple of days.... But at...

2 poems 1 related text 2 related if it asks

true... I hope we get something on choice so I can do cartwheels after the exam

ATAR is a means to get into university, not 'just' a number.