Exams and all this good stuff

[Oh That Dude]

Who's doing what exams and when then?

I'm in the middle of my AS exams right now, I assume there are other UK people in here on study leave or coming close to it, I don't even know what the fuck happens in Australia and I believe school's nearly out/out in the US already.

So yeah, I've got microeconomics and English tomorrow, and yes I should definitely be revising for them both right now.

 

[Amphoteric]

I've got A2 Chemistry, Physics and Biology I should probably be revising for...

 

[Oh That Dude]

Nice. AS unit 1 was earlier this week, bit of a doddle for Chemistry and Biology. Physics sounds like a much more confusing subject, glad I stayed away from that.

 

[Hazy992]

I would be doing my end of year exams for uni but I dropped out ^_^

 

[hazabaza1]

I got that philosophy exam on wednesday that I should be studying for...
Two weeks today I have an R.E. exam as well. Mix in some sociology and another R.E exam somewhere in there and that's what I'll be doing over the next few weeks.

 

[Flamezdudes]

I'm in the middle of exams kinda at the moment for AS sixth form. I have already finished 5 out of 6 exams already however on tuesday and wednesday. My last exam which is a Nazi Germany History exam is next tuesday in the afternoon.

My other exams were...

Philosophy
Ethics
Britain History (Richard III, Henry VII and Henry VIII)
Media Studies
English Literature

 

[J-meMalone]

7th of June: Introduction to Pure Mathematics
9th of June: Geometry
13th of June: Foundation in Analytical Skills
16th of June: Linear Algebra (which can go die in a pit of hellfire!)
18th of June: Analysis
20th of June: Mathematical Modelling

And people say university is easy...

EDIT: Oh and an essay due in a week which I haven't even chosen a topic for.

 

[bobmus]

I am in the middle of University exams, for the end of first year. Histology tomorrow, more Histology on Monday, and Biochemistry A on Tuesday. :/

And people say university is easy...

Multiple choice exams!

 

[J-meMalone]

I am in the middle of University exams, for the end of first year. Histology tomorrow, more Histology on Monday, and Biochemistry A on Tuesday. :/

And people say university is easy...

Multiple choice exams!

You get multi-choice? I am SO jealous!

 

[bobmus]

I am in the middle of University exams, for the end of first year. Histology tomorrow, more Histology on Monday, and Biochemistry A on Tuesday. :/

And people say university is easy...

Multiple choice exams!

You get multi-choice? I am SO jealous!

Biomedical sciences, along with medicine, is tested in multiple choice for a large part of it.
My first year is common to all bioscience students, so Multiple Choice woohoo! Mostly negatively-marked (lose half a mark if get one wrong), but my one tomorrow isn't! If I get less than 25% I am worse than a monkey scribbling random guesses :/

 

[Pinkamena]

Gah. I still have three left... Differential Equations and two physics exams. Gotta study hard!

 

[J-meMalone]

I am in the middle of University exams, for the end of first year. Histology tomorrow, more Histology on Monday, and Biochemistry A on Tuesday. :/

And people say university is easy...

Multiple choice exams!

You get multi-choice? I am SO jealous!

Biomedical sciences, along with medicine, is tested in multiple choice for a large part of it.
My first year is common to all bioscience students, so Multiple Choice woohoo! Mostly negatively-marked (lose half a mark if get one wrong), but my one tomorrow isn't! If I get less than 25% I am worse than a monkey scribbling random guesses :/

If you have any knowledge on the topic, you should do better than the monkey!

Maths doesn't really work with multiple choice, so I've got nice, hour long exams where guessing will get me nowhere.

Not negatively marked as far as I know though!

 

[bobmus]

I am in the middle of University exams, for the end of first year. Histology tomorrow, more Histology on Monday, and Biochemistry A on Tuesday. :/

And people say university is easy...

Multiple choice exams!

You get multi-choice? I am SO jealous!

Biomedical sciences, along with medicine, is tested in multiple choice for a large part of it.
My first year is common to all bioscience students, so Multiple Choice woohoo! Mostly negatively-marked (lose half a mark if get one wrong), but my one tomorrow isn't! If I get less than 25% I am worse than a monkey scribbling random guesses :/

If you have any knowledge on the topic, you should do better than the monkey!

Maths doesn't really work with multiple choice, so I've got nice, hour long exams where guessing will get me nowhere.

Not negatively marked as far as I know though!

Negatively marked maths would be a total *****. It's annoying enough in MCQs!

Couldn't stick with the maths myself though. Got to AS, and was like nope, not taking this to A2!

 

[J-meMalone]

I am in the middle of University exams, for the end of first year. Histology tomorrow, more Histology on Monday, and Biochemistry A on Tuesday. :/

And people say university is easy...

Multiple choice exams!

You get multi-choice? I am SO jealous!

Biomedical sciences, along with medicine, is tested in multiple choice for a large part of it.
My first year is common to all bioscience students, so Multiple Choice woohoo! Mostly negatively-marked (lose half a mark if get one wrong), but my one tomorrow isn't! If I get less than 25% I am worse than a monkey scribbling random guesses :/

If you have any knowledge on the topic, you should do better than the monkey!

Maths doesn't really work with multiple choice, so I've got nice, hour long exams where guessing will get me nowhere.

Not negatively marked as far as I know though!

Negatively marked maths would be a total *****. It's annoying enough in MCQs!

Couldn't stick with the maths myself though. Got to AS, and was like nope, not taking this to A2!

Understandable really, it's quite a jump from GCSE to A level.

And this level's just... so different. Proofs. Proofs everywhere!

 

[bobmus]

I am in the middle of University exams, for the end of first year. Histology tomorrow, more Histology on Monday, and Biochemistry A on Tuesday. :/

And people say university is easy...

Multiple choice exams!

You get multi-choice? I am SO jealous!

Biomedical sciences, along with medicine, is tested in multiple choice for a large part of it.
My first year is common to all bioscience students, so Multiple Choice woohoo! Mostly negatively-marked (lose half a mark if get one wrong), but my one tomorrow isn't! If I get less than 25% I am worse than a monkey scribbling random guesses :/

If you have any knowledge on the topic, you should do better than the monkey!

Maths doesn't really work with multiple choice, so I've got nice, hour long exams where guessing will get me nowhere.

Not negatively marked as far as I know though!

Negatively marked maths would be a total *****. It's annoying enough in MCQs!

Couldn't stick with the maths myself though. Got to AS, and was like nope, not taking this to A2!

Understandable really, it's quite a jump from GCSE to A level.

And this level's just... so different. Proofs. Proofs everywhere!

I took GCSE early, so I'd done AO level as well - I still wasn't prepared for when C2 struck!
Couldn't imagine doing it at uni myself - whereabouts do you go if you don't mind me asking~?

 

[Iyon]

I wrote my last exam (of the year) just over a month ago. Hahahahaha!

 

[J-meMalone]

I am in the middle of University exams, for the end of first year. Histology tomorrow, more Histology on Monday, and Biochemistry A on Tuesday. :/

And people say university is easy...

Multiple choice exams!

You get multi-choice? I am SO jealous!

Biomedical sciences, along with medicine, is tested in multiple choice for a large part of it.
My first year is common to all bioscience students, so Multiple Choice woohoo! Mostly negatively-marked (lose half a mark if get one wrong), but my one tomorrow isn't! If I get less than 25% I am worse than a monkey scribbling random guesses :/

If you have any knowledge on the topic, you should do better than the monkey!

Maths doesn't really work with multiple choice, so I've got nice, hour long exams where guessing will get me nowhere.

Not negatively marked as far as I know though!

Negatively marked maths would be a total *****. It's annoying enough in MCQs!

Couldn't stick with the maths myself though. Got to AS, and was like nope, not taking this to A2!

Understandable really, it's quite a jump from GCSE to A level.

And this level's just... so different. Proofs. Proofs everywhere!

I took GCSE early, so I'd done AO level as well - I still wasn't prepared for when C2 struck!
Couldn't imagine doing it at uni myself - whereabouts do you go if you don't mind me asking~?

Sussex university. And yourself?

Captcha: dead battery

I think it's telling me I should sleep.

 

[Random Fella]

I've got some mocs and internals coming up soon for college
Nothing really too important

 

[bobmus]

I am in the middle of University exams, for the end of first year. Histology tomorrow, more Histology on Monday, and Biochemistry A on Tuesday. :/

And people say university is easy...

Multiple choice exams!

You get multi-choice? I am SO jealous!

Biomedical sciences, along with medicine, is tested in multiple choice for a large part of it.
My first year is common to all bioscience students, so Multiple Choice woohoo! Mostly negatively-marked (lose half a mark if get one wrong), but my one tomorrow isn't! If I get less than 25% I am worse than a monkey scribbling random guesses :/

If you have any knowledge on the topic, you should do better than the monkey!

Maths doesn't really work with multiple choice, so I've got nice, hour long exams where guessing will get me nowhere.

Not negatively marked as far as I know though!

Negatively marked maths would be a total *****. It's annoying enough in MCQs!

Couldn't stick with the maths myself though. Got to AS, and was like nope, not taking this to A2!

Understandable really, it's quite a jump from GCSE to A level.

And this level's just... so different. Proofs. Proofs everywhere!

I took GCSE early, so I'd done AO level as well - I still wasn't prepared for when C2 struck!
Couldn't imagine doing it at uni myself - whereabouts do you go if you don't mind me asking~?

Sussex university. And yourself?

Captcha: dead battery

I think it's telling me I should sleep.

King's London, but originate from Surrey!

I have a 10am exam. I'll finish my work if it kills me!