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Re: Last stretch of VCE
« Reply #45 on: October 24, 2019, 06:44:15 pm »
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Hey good luck, your almost there!!!

This hot weather is a bit scary..... I hate doing exams or study in heat, and I feel like my brain turns into mush, so good luck! The good thing is, is that it will only be 23oC on Wednesday, so that is a bit of relief!
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Re: Last stretch of VCE
« Reply #46 on: October 24, 2019, 07:13:19 pm »
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Awesome stuff, man, you're almost at the finish line, I'm sure you'll do great!

And yeah, I've been feeling the heat too, I had cricket training this afternoon and it was 35.C with not a cloud in sight. Got absolutely drenched in sweat.

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Re: Last stretch of VCE
« Reply #47 on: October 29, 2019, 08:31:27 am »
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2019/10/29

A day before English, am I ready? No, probably not.

Yesterday I started feeling the onset of sinusitis. For those incredibly fortunate to not know what it is, it's an infection where you'll feel throbbing pain from an area pretty much constantly, and it'll give you killer headaches, consequently making you unable to focus on anything. I've been demoralised all of yesterday (still kind of am today), but after cleaning my nose a lot last night, the inflammation of my sinus seems to have died down a bit (hurray?) I am sincerely hoping that it fucks off until I'm done with VCE. Thank you nose, jkay.

English progress?

Out of the 3 essays, I am confident I can write two within an hour. Honestly, I need to get very lucky with Argument Analysis so its easier to analyse, but I've never taken over an hour to write one, so that's that. Text Response, after memorising the paragraphs, I'm clocking in at about 45-50 minutes average including planning intro and conclusion (!!). I'm so grateful that I decided to sit down and take the last week to memorise, as its helping me immensely. With the Comparative however, I haven't had an opportunity to write an essay yet, but I've memorised 4/6 paragraphs and can recall them fairly confidently. I'll probably only memorise 5 though, not too sure. Hopefully I can also write this within an hour!!

Here's also some newfound revelations I've had. I want to study Medicine (wtf), and I'll take the second most preferable road of BSci if I don't pass the interviews. I can help people out as a Doctor (going for anaesthesiologist, but the time it takes to become one is like 15+ years, not to mention some ridiculous panels that you have to pass through), and the general prestige (here's my Asian blood talking lmao). However, if I don't get in Med, then I'll still be happy, because the Melbourne Science degree is flexible as all hell, and I'll probably enjoy it 1000% more than Med. I want to study Latin in the degree (LOL). It sounds very out of left field, with my friend saying "too late mate, it doesn't scale up", but it honestly sounds like a very interesting language. After a year of two of Latin, I'll move onto Italian, or French, in any order. I wanted to originally do Italian --> Spanish --> French, but quoting another friend, "French is the sexiest language, and you're cockblocking yourself with Spanish", yikes. I kinda do agree with him there. I chose these languages however because they're the most similar to Latin, and so will help me learn faster. It's just a hobby I'll maintain in the downtime, I guess. As my friend said, "Vouler-vous coucher avec moi, ce soir?" Sounds sexy.

That's all I have to write I guess, peace out until after English exam tomorrow!


This hot weather is a bit scary..... I hate doing exams or study in heat, and I feel like my brain turns into mush, so good luck! The good thing is, is that it will only be 23oC on Wednesday, so that is a bit of relief!

Yeah same here, doing exams in heat actually messed me over once ahahahah, and I don't get how people concentrate in the heat
Yikes, it's forecasted to be 26oC max tomorrow... Feels bad for the Englang kids, it peaks at 32oC on Thursday, my prayers

And yeah, I've been feeling the heat too, I had cricket training this afternoon and it was 35.C with not a cloud in sight. Got absolutely drenched in sweat.

How do you play cricket in that weather man, sounds unbelievably impossible ahahah
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Re: Last stretch of VCE
« Reply #48 on: October 29, 2019, 06:06:19 pm »
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Wow! Memorising entire essays! It sounds like you're really prepared. How's the sinusitis? Sending good vibes your way for tomorrow! ;D

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Re: Last stretch of VCE
« Reply #49 on: October 29, 2019, 06:34:55 pm »
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Yesterday I started feeling the onset of sinusitis. For those incredibly fortunate to not know what it is, it's an infection where you'll feel throbbing pain from an area pretty much constantly, and it'll give you killer headaches, consequently making you unable to focus on anything. I've been demoralised all of yesterday (still kind of am today), but after cleaning my nose a lot last night, the inflammation of my sinus seems to have died down a bit (hurray?) I am sincerely hoping that it fucks off until I'm done with VCE. Thank you nose, jkay.

Awe poor thing, hope you feel better soon

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I'm so grateful that I decided to sit down and take the last week to memorise, as its helping me immensely. With the Comparative however, I haven't had an opportunity to write an essay yet, but I've memorised 4/6 paragraphs and can recall them fairly confidently. I'll probably only memorise 5 though, not too sure. Hopefully I can also write this within an hour!!

Good luck for the Eng exams! How do you memorize them though? I can't even imagine having the brain power to memorize a single sentence from an essay I wrote myself

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Here's also some newfound revelations I've had. I want to study Medicine (wtf), and I'll take the second most preferable road of BSci if I don't pass the interviews. I can help people out as a Doctor (going for anaesthesiologist, but the time it takes to become one is like 15+ years, not to mention some ridiculous panels that you have to pass through), and the general prestige (here's my Asian blood talking lmao). However, if I don't get in Med, then I'll still be happy, because the Melbourne Science degree is flexible as all hell, and I'll probably enjoy it 1000% more than Med. I want to study Latin in the degree (LOL). It sounds very out of left field, with my friend saying "too late mate, it doesn't scale up", but it honestly sounds like a very interesting language. After a year of two of Latin, I'll move onto Italian, or French, in any order. I wanted to originally do Italian --> Spanish --> French, but quoting another friend, "French is the sexiest language, and you're cockblocking yourself with Spanish", yikes. I kinda do agree with him there. I chose these languages however because they're the most similar to Latin, and so will help me learn faster. It's just a hobby I'll maintain in the downtime, I guess. As my friend said, "Vouler-vous coucher avec moi, ce soir?" Sounds sexy.

HAHAHA okay this is me, changing every plan I make last minute
Can relate so hard with the Asian blood + language on the side (except leaning towards Chinese or Japanese to study instead)
Also, your friends speak exactly like some of my friends for some reason

Good luck for the exam! 100% sure u will ace it
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Re: Last stretch of VCE
« Reply #50 on: October 30, 2019, 07:38:41 pm »
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Hey
How did you find the English exam? Did writing thematic paragraphs end up working for you?

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Re: Last stretch of VCE
« Reply #51 on: October 30, 2019, 08:05:19 pm »
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How did you find the English exam? Did writing thematic paragraphs end up working for you?

Yo the reply email reminded me of atarnotes, I was depressed over the exam ahahah

To answer the latter part of your question quickly, yes, memorising them really saved me.
To address the former part of your question, so this was what my exam was like (I guess I can twist this into a journal post?)

I did the exam in chronological order (A --> B --> C), and I got 15 minutes extra (Special Exam Arrangements) for being hearing impaired (I don't get this reasoning, but I"m grateful for it, actually saved me today).

I finished Text Response (Section A) within 40 minutes including planning (a new record for me), because the paragraphs really fit perfectly into the topics, but I would have bent the prompt to my will probably. This was also due to the fact that I had practised Text Response a lot (3 essays in the past 3 days, lol "a lot").

For Comparative (Section B), I felt like I could also apply my paragraphs but at the same time, I had not practised bending the prmopt, like at all. This was partially due to the fact that I crammed memorising 4000 words into the 5 days, but I guess that's eh. I was juggling between doing a comparative essay and writing out all the paragraphs I know this morning (woke up at 4:45, stress gang), and ended up writing out all the paragraphs, which probably helped me a bit. However, due to not getting application practise, I really panicked on Comparative, and I took like 1 hour and 30 minutes on it. This was also due to the fact that I hadn't consolidated the paragraphs, so I accidentally swapped the second halves between two paragraphs, so I had to rewrite two pages. However, this rewriting was probably worth it, but this really kills my confidence.

For Argument Analysis (Section C), it was decent. The start was shit, as it was coming off my Comparative, all dejected. However, I clutched through with the analysis, ahahahah. Just remembered lynt.br's formula and tried to apply it.  Spent like an hour or a bit less on this.

Overall, I'm hoping for a 9/10 for Text Response (actually need it), and HOPEFULLY an eight (I did the analysis) on Section C, so if I get 7, it compensates and I get 40. However, this exam just drained my ass that much, I guess. Me going for 38+ eng is a bit of a joke, if I get 35 I'd be happy. It also makes me feel shit that I memorised 12 damn paragraphs in just less than a week and put that much stress on myself, and didn't even feel that good about myself. However, I do strongly recommend memorising paragraphs, but if your expression is good (unlike mine), then you should memorise ideas and the quotes attached to them, as I feel like that's the way to smash VCE English. I can't really talk though, but if I had more time, I feel that I would have done much better on this. That's my fault, I'm not sure though.

Regarding panic during the exam, I almost was overtaken by panic multiple times, but reading some advise on Atarnotes the night beforehand regarding exams, on how you should always keep calm during an exam really helped me to stay calm, as I remembered that whenever I started getting nervous, and breathed deeply.

I'm just looking forward to my Maths exams, I really gotta compensate through my other exams.


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"I'm guaranteed a 40 now" LMAO naive
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Re: Last stretch of VCE
« Reply #52 on: October 30, 2019, 08:16:22 pm »
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How do you memorize them though? I can't even imagine having the brain power to memorize a single sentence from an essay I wrote myself

Just sit in front of a computer all day, saying out, typing and retyping what you're trying to memorise. It works... I guess? There are different ways that work for different people though, you have plenty of time to explore this

Also, your friends speak exactly like some of my friends for some reason

Macrob / MHS parallels probably ahahahha
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Re: Last stretch of VCE
« Reply #53 on: October 30, 2019, 09:49:54 pm »
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Yo the reply email reminded me of atarnotes, I was depressed over the exam ahahah

To answer the latter part of your question quickly, yes, memorising them really saved me.
To address the former part of your question, so this was what my exam was like (I guess I can twist this into a journal post?)

I did the exam in chronological order (A --> B --> C), and I got 15 minutes extra (Special Exam Arrangements) for being hearing impaired (I don't get this reasoning, but I"m grateful for it, actually saved me today).

I finished Text Response (Section A) within 40 minutes including planning (a new record for me), because the paragraphs really fit perfectly into the topics, but I would have bent the prompt to my will probably. This was also due to the fact that I had practised Text Response a lot (3 essays in the past 3 days, lol "a lot").

For Comparative (Section B), I felt like I could also apply my paragraphs but at the same time, I had not practised bending the prmopt, like at all. This was partially due to the fact that I crammed memorising 4000 words into the 5 days, but I guess that's eh. I was juggling between doing a comparative essay and writing out all the paragraphs I know this morning (woke up at 4:45, stress gang), and ended up writing out all the paragraphs, which probably helped me a bit. However, due to not getting application practise, I really panicked on Comparative, and I took like 1 hour and 30 minutes on it. This was also due to the fact that I hadn't consolidated the paragraphs, so I accidentally swapped the second halves between two paragraphs, so I had to rewrite two pages. However, this rewriting was probably worth it, but this really kills my confidence.

For Argument Analysis (Section C), it was decent. The start was shit, as it was coming off my Comparative, all dejected. However, I clutched through with the analysis, ahahahah. Just remembered lynt.br's formula and tried to apply it.  Spent like an hour or a bit less on this.

Overall, I'm hoping for a 9/10 for Text Response (actually need it), and HOPEFULLY an eight (I did the analysis) on Section C, so if I get 7, it compensates and I get 40. However, this exam just drained my ass that much, I guess. Me going for 38+ eng is a bit of a joke, if I get 35 I'd be happy. It also makes me feel shit that I memorised 12 damn paragraphs in just less than a week and put that much stress on myself, and didn't even feel that good about myself. However, I do strongly recommend memorising paragraphs, but if your expression is good (unlike mine), then you should memorise ideas and the quotes attached to them, as I feel like that's the way to smash VCE English. I can't really talk though, but if I had more time, I feel that I would have done much better on this. That's my fault, I'm not sure though.

Regarding panic during the exam, I almost was overtaken by panic multiple times, but reading some advise on Atarnotes the night beforehand regarding exams, on how you should always keep calm during an exam really helped me to stay calm, as I remembered that whenever I started getting nervous, and breathed deeply.

I'm just looking forward to my Maths exams, I really gotta compensate through my other exams.


EDIT

"I'm guaranteed a 40 now" LMAO naive

Hey that's ok...good to see that your special exam arrangements have helped. Do you have them for all exams? Also, I can relate to VCAAs weird reasoning.  I know someone who has multiple health issues but didn't get any arrangements..which makes me sad because she is intelligent and tries really hard.


Honestly I'm just glad that it's over...now I can spend my time doing maths, Chem and HHD (which has been neglected alot)

Well judging by your previous posts, I'm sure that your maths will greatly offset the English scores!

Good luck

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Re: Last stretch of VCE
« Reply #54 on: October 31, 2019, 02:09:39 pm »
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Just sit in front of a computer all day, saying out, typing and retyping what you're trying to memorise. It works... I guess? There are different ways that work for different people though, you have plenty of time to explore this

God, I think I'm gonna stick with the old fashioned writing the exam on the day type thing
Improvising almost always works best for me lol

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Macrob / MHS parallels probably ahahahha

Lol yeah, I think it's because those peops are some of my friends from mhs. Mhs Year 10's are quite strange but I heard the Year 9's are worse lol

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Re: Last stretch of VCE
« Reply #55 on: November 05, 2019, 12:58:53 am »
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Lol yeah, I think it's because those peops are some of my friends from mhs. Mhs Year 10's are quite strange but I heard the Year 9's are worse lol

Good luck for your Maths exams!

I find the Year 11s most dislikable rn... but that's just me as someone who's in a year level above them, don't hear whats going on w the year 9/10s

Thanks for the luck, I'm gonna need it at this rate ahahah
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Re: Last stretch of VCE
« Reply #56 on: November 05, 2019, 01:14:42 am »
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2019/11/05

"ur eyes were red and u were gonna oass out before" yeah good

Maths is in 2 days... I'm feeling surprisingly tranquil, even though there are THE subjects that carries my ATAR from like a 80 to 90. That quote above just about describes my condition to any external viewer, but I'm feeling fine no worries ?

Here's my usual subject breakdown:

Methods - Been doing exams recently. I've been averaging low 110s out of 120, but... that's just not good enough for me, ehh... Why's it also the exams that I don't expect to do well in that I ace (just did 2018 MAV Exam 1, 40/40), yet the exams I feel highly confident for whilst doing it I completely flunk (some other exams, 36-37/40). This is also the same for Specialist, so that's a bit worrying, doing to have to depress myself until the exam to do well I guess? I've attached a screenshot of a logbook I just started making today, and compiled all the mistakes. Such a big portion of it are careless errors, how do I even minimise that in 2 days? Yikes. The non-highlighted rows are me just talking massive trash to my mistakes, perhaps shaming myself will scare away the mistakes? I haven't added all my exams to the logbook, but from 2 sets it's clear what the sources of my problems are. Honestly, I'm happy with averaging low 110s rn (that's still like a 45 with sacs), but a 116 would be REALLY nice to hit (50!!!!). That goal of spesh premier's isn't looking too realistic right now

Chemistry - Making slow progress. Made notes on 95% of the course, now comes the understanding bit. I should be able to start exams from Friday (HOPEFULLY), if not Saturday at latest

Accounting - lol ,

To any Year 12's out there, good luck for whatever oncoming exams you have!! Time to go off-grid until after this week finishes, I guess
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Re: Last stretch of VCE
« Reply #57 on: November 05, 2019, 11:36:19 pm »
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I find the Year 11s most dislikable rn... but that's just me as someone who's in a year level above them, don't hear whats going on w the year 9/10s

Thanks for the luck, I'm gonna need it at this rate ahahah

Hahaha what'd they do
I heard about the "appointment" thing but idk if it was the Year 11's

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Maths is in 2 days... I'm feeling surprisingly tranquil, even though there are THE subjects that carries my ATAR from like a 80 to 90. That quote above just about describes my condition to any external viewer, but I'm feeling fine no worries ?

That's so good, doing tests when ur calm is the best feeling and it really carries up one's performance (at least for me)

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Methods - Been doing exams recently. I've been averaging low 110s out of 120, but... that's just not good enough for me, ehh... Why's it also the exams that I don't expect to do well in that I ace (just did 2018 MAV Exam 1, 40/40), yet the exams I feel highly confident for whilst doing it I completely flunk (some other exams, 36-37/40).

Can relate with the flunking bit (mostly for science subjects, since I know my maths skills)

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Such a big portion of it are careless errors, how do I even minimise that in 2 days? Yikes.

Better to make errors now than in the actual exam, I had an issue with this when I was doing revision sheets before my 1/2 Methods exam but in the actual exam I avoided all those careless errors because I identified them and continued practicing

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Honestly, I'm happy with averaging low 110s rn (that's still like a 45 with sacs), but a 116 would be REALLY nice to hit (50!!!!). That goal of spesh premier's isn't looking too realistic right now

Fingers crossed you'll get that sweet premier's! I love ur dedication towards spesh
I love the logbook idea, might do it if I'm not too lazy

Sorry for consistently bombarding ur journal, I just find everything interesting haha

Also, just a question, what did u do for ur bound notes?
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Re: Last stretch of VCE
« Reply #58 on: November 29, 2019, 08:15:47 pm »
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How'd the last of the exams go, jkay?

Also, congrats of those amazing marks in Methods, any advice for doing well (I'm doing 1/2 next year)?

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Re: Last stretch of VCE
« Reply #59 on: December 13, 2019, 01:15:11 pm »
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How'd the last of the exams go, jkay?

Also, congrats of those amazing marks in Methods, any advice for doing well (I'm doing 1/2 next year)?

Doing well in Maths requires solid foundations and good usage of CAS (I recommend getting familiar with the asinine keyboard if you have the black cas), and consistent work. There's no other way to it imo haha, but just keep in mind 1/2 is much harder than 3/4 so don't get discouraged


Also I forgot about this journal lol not bad been 2 months, goddamn VCE is finally over so much freedom. Had a drink and karaoke sesh last night with mates, too good (they got 99s fml). My results in my sig, 95.90 ay not as high as I wanted but not even bad at all, if it gets me into my course I'll take it. Honest thoughts are that I feel robbed for English, 35, but to be fair my sac ranking was garbage (near the bottom of class).

Honestly VCE was a scam this year. I found Methods Exam 1 and Specialist Exam 2 to be the most fucked up things to be written in the history of VCE Mathematics, but that's what it is. I would've loved 45+ Methods and 40+ Spec at least but either way doesn't matter, 38 Specialist was all I needed. To be honest, right after the exams I was incredibly sad, but after talking to a bunch of people (including this guy with the BIGGGESSSTTTT brain who deserved 50 maths but tanked and got 44 methods 40 spesh) me and them have reached the consensus that VCE Mathematics really isn't an indicator of your Maths skills (it is to an extent, but it really doesn't matter). Uni Maths is also very different, in that it focuses more on the theory aspect as well (history of maths, proofing) rather than plugging random numbers into formulas without knowing exactly what you're doing. I'm fine now, but jesus man, whatever 41 methods and 38 spec lmao

Accounting was SO damn easy, me and the entire Year 12 cohort have massive regrets not even putting in the work for it (easy 40+ with effort). The English exam was also much easier than previous years, but my god was it marked harshly. Someone was projecting 45+, 45+ and another 48+ and they both got 40, 41 and 44 respectively, YIKES. On another note, 2 of my friends got 48 and someone ik got a 50. Good FUCKIN game if you're reading this lmao

I actually also pulled through with a 34 in Chem. I actually tried in the few weeks leading up to exam, and from my first practise exam that yielded 40/120 (LOLLLL) I improved to like a 80/120. My honest opinion is that it's such an easy subject to do well in, provided you put in consistent work and the effort to understand everything. On another note, the exam this year was apparently hard and incredibly long, with someone that was projecting 47+ getting 40, and several others who did well only getting 40. I do know of 3 50s from our cohort though.

Now that I'm done with VCE, just some general thoughts on my Uni courses. I had originally planned to go UoM to study BSci and double major in Statistics and Computer (more of Data) Science. I'd chosen this because I love maths right, and UoM has a pretty good standing with its Mathematics course, everyone saying it's good. However, I just received a scholarship from Monash, so my plans for the next 4 years have pretty much been torn apart, yikes. I'm planning on undertaking BSci + BCompSc double degree at Monash now, but I'm really not sure about the Mathematics at Monash. I'm going to the 1-5 thing they're having today (ask about courses and such) to enquire about it, so it'll decide for me. Also an important factor to add is that I live around 10 minutes away from Monash while I live like 30-40 minutes from UoM by public transport, and that Monash is relatively cheaper. Man, I'm just waiting for Access Melbourne scholarship if it does come, or otherwise I'll probably just go Monash, gang.


My preferences are:
  • Medicine (yeah, no, but maybe SEAS can push my 95.9 a bit higher)
  • Monash - Science / Computer Science (new plan)
  • UoM - Science (original plan)
  • UoM - Commerce (very old plan of actuarial)
  • UoM - Biomedicine (very very old plan of idk what I was even doing plan)


That's pretty much all I have to say, I'm glad this shit is over LMAOOO. Now I can upgrade to being a jaffy in peace and do what I want, peace out ;D been a hectic month nearly losing my sanity, now I'll go fully insane during Uni. If you have any questions about anything chuck me a PM !!
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