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I have 4 exams in June. ~:(
14th of June - Cambridge Advanced English exam(non-native speaker)
19th of June - Romanian language exam
21th of June - Math exam
22th of June - Romanian History exam
The last 3 are the national exams to enter high school.
Stress, stress, stress, learning, working, homework...
:cry:
Damn. What about you? :no:
I got some GCSE's coming up. I'll post the times later..
In the US we have a "finals week" which is like the last week before you're free for summer where the schedule for school is different. You just go to two periods a day each day (different ones) and take a two hour test.
My last day of school is May 25, so it should be in about one month.:sweatdrop:
I have two AP tests next week as well as SAT's and perhaps SAT II's as well. Should be a ton of fun....:no:
Best of luck. I would hate to have to take SAT's.:no:Quote:
Originally Posted by Uesugi Kenshin
I have AP Java to study for :dizzy2:
But at least I'm #1 in my class (which doesn't amount to much because the average joe in my class is an idiot:wall: )
Thus far, 3 practice examinations with well over 500 pages of review work.
500 pages! Why did you even log on here!
I have too take like 8 exams I cant exempt any of them because I missed too many days of school. so thats in a couple of weeks. Will probably skip the ones that are impossible for me too pass the class.
I have SAT's in two years.:dizzy2:
That's good:2thumbsup: ...
...and bad :no:
Here's a balloon.:balloon2:
Good luck everyone.
Welcome to the wide and wonderful world of getting older. But in the end it'll pay off, unless you want to work at Wal-Mart.
I have two AP tests next week and many finals coming up in the following month.
I've got one early GCSE, one early AS and the rest are the normal end of year exams.
...Dont let everyone trick you into thinking that the inconvenience of exams will end once you graduate from school/college/university...
...I am sitting for the third of my Certificate in Insurance exams tomorrow...Professional qualifications are in fashion again...it appears that a BSc and an MSc were not enough...
...If u think that Algebra is boring imagine having to learn about the wonderfull world of stolen caravans and about the levels of excess that apply if you claim for Vet fees for your pregnant dog...
...just pathetic...
Top assassin exam tip: BEFORE turning the question paper over, draw a panic button on your scrap paper. Then, if the questions are not to your liking, you can press it.
I only had to press mine once, in the Metabolism paper of my biochemistry finals, when only one of the ten questions was one that I had revised for (and you had to answer three...). Still, metabolism is for losers.
10 exams ahhhhhhhhhhh as levels suck why cant they go back to the old system
Cost Accounting midterm was awful and I'm begging to my teacher for a second chance, luckily he said that he will give a second chance. :2thumbsup:
I have 5 exams in May...
highers in English, Physics, Classics, Maths, and Chemistry...
The results of these shall decide which universities I apply to...
yeh i have my gcse's through may (then 10 weeks holiday!)
the only one i dont want to do is my french oral (i dont actually speak any french)
as far as stress goes there is very little, to get into the 6th form at my school you have to get 5 C's, so apart from the ones i want to do at A-level they dont mean very much, btw whoever it was who was doing a gcse and as lvl early, thats damn crazy (you must be some kind of genius :2thumbsup: )
how long do you have? :laugh4:
5th May: MFL French Speaking (higher)
23rd May: English Literature (Higher)
Information and Communication Technology (ICT) (Foundation)
25th May: Design and Technology Resistant Materials (Higher)
26th May: Religious Studies
5th June: Geography A (Higher)
Maths Terminal Paper (Intermediete)
6th June: English; Craft of the writer (Higher)
7th June: Science Dual Award 1 (Higher)
8th June: English; Media (Higher)
9th June: French Listening and Reading 1 (Higher for both)
History; Medicine through time (Higher)
History; American West (Higher)
12th June: Geography B (Higher)
14th June: Science Dual Award 2 (Higher)
15th June: History; Medicine Source Based Paper
16th June: French Listening and reading 2 (Higher)
28th June: Maths Module 7 Resit
:sweatdrop:
:help: :help:
I have one treatise and one synopsis, both need a verbal defence as well
Just 4 GCSE exams I'm taking early.
*searches for screwed up exam timetable in bag*
Tuesday 23rd May - English Literature
Wednesday 24th May - PE (:laugh4:)
Friday 9th June - History (Paper A)
Thursday 15th June - History (Paper B)
Fun fun fun.
I have an entirely coursework-asessed final grade. No exms for me ~:thumb:
Wha?! That's pretty good... Where do you live?
Ahaha, sorry I gave the wrong impression. I'm actually doing a Uni degree, so coursework is naturally a bigger thing (well, biggest thing, you know what I mean...)
How many AP's are you taking?Quote:
Originally Posted by Ice
My God! You guys CARE about APs! :sweatdrop:
I have like, two next week, and I don't even think about even touching anything. "Who cares? Men aren't born equal, I'm above!" :laugh4:
...It will be a very painful day when I get my AP scores back. Anyway, what are the APs you people are taking?
On a side note: Alex[anderofmacedon], I doubt some of us who have to take the SATs are too worried if we have similar AP tests around the corner. The SATs, hard as they are, are really too easy compare to what AP exam tests I've taken so far...
I´m gonna go through 6 tests on German law in May. They take place within 9 days and every test lasts 5 hours. The possible subjects of the test can be anything that was teached in 4 years of university studies. :sweatdrop:
Simple solution. Drop out. Study philosophy. Be happy. Like me.Quote:
Originally Posted by Haudegen
If everything goes wrong, I´ll think about it :laugh4:Quote:
Originally Posted by Sjakihata