As in the title, how do you get those good studying habits?

 

Help ._.

Depends on the subject and on the amount of people applying.

If no one but OP applies to oxbridge and OP gets 1 E then no one will be getting offers to oxbridge.

 

Wait, really? How do you know?

Because neither Oxford or Cambridge will accept retards.

Depends on the subject and on the amount of people applying.

If no one but OP applies to oxbridge and OP gets 1 E then no one will be getting offers to oxbridge.

 

Wait, really? How do you know?

Because neither Oxford or Cambridge will accept retards.

 

Well that's true, and at the same time it's very unlikely the scenario would actually happen IRL. But if it did... Wouldn't they accept ANYONE rather than no one?

on another note am I the only one who isn't actually intending on following any 'theoretical' university courses at all?

i think i am even worst of everyone, i am on a hospitality school taking a pastry-cooking course in Portugal and the worst is than i have to study a lot but i can't do it.

on another note am I the only one who isn't actually intending on following any 'theoretical' university courses at all?

I might not.

I've applied, but I still might not go.

on another note am I the only one who isn't actually intending on following any 'theoretical' university courses at all?

 

I'm not planning to either

I got 2A's (Math and Computing) and 4B's sitting for my GCE Cambridge O Levels,

Wasnt that hard..never studied much either..All i did was listen to the teachers when they explain stuff and finished 5 Years of past papers...

on another note am I the only one who isn't actually intending on following any 'theoretical' university courses at all?

I did accept an offer from university lately, not sure if I'll continue though .-.

Doesn't matter what course you do, but getting into university boosts job and career options, as well as attraction

 

A uni graduate normally earns $40,000/yr more than a secondary grad.

The somewhat bad Hong Kong view of some parents is to get into the uni first, then change course if you really don't like it. This is often frowned upon, but truth is, people like uni grads more than secondary grads. Uni life is very different, and prepares you for adulthood properly.

 

Trust me, you really want to get into a uni.

Doesn't matter which one.

 

On the Oxbridge note, no, they don't accept retards. They are a school that teaches the elite, not an elite school that teaches students. They don't only accept A*A*A*A* people either, if you get an exceptional result at a shit school, let's say, they will accept you.

 

Same applies for 'good' grades at an elite school.

is to get into the uni first, then change course if you really don't like it.

 

In some unis credits are transferable between certain courses, so this would be a legitimate strategy.

on another note am I the only one who isn't actually intending on following any 'theoretical' university courses at all?

 

I'm not planning to either

Even if its your favourite subject?

on another note am I the only one who isn't actually intending on following any 'theoretical' university courses at all?

 

I'm not planning to either

Even if its your favourite subject?

 

Even then I'm not planning to

on another note am I the only one who isn't actually intending on following any 'theoretical' university courses at all?

 

I'm not planning to either

Even if its your favourite subject?

 

Even then I'm not planning to

Why? I mean, that doesnt make much sense to me. You get to study your favourite subject, a subject youre good at, plus a chance of high salary in the future.

on another note am I the only one who isn't actually intending on following any 'theoretical' university courses at all?

 

I'm not planning to either

Even if its your favourite subject?

 

Even then I'm not planning to

Why? I mean, that doesnt make much sense to me. You get to study your favourite subject, a subject youre good at, plus a chance of high salary in the future.

Lack of motivation

on another note am I the only one who isn't actually intending on following any 'theoretical' university courses at all?

 

I'm not planning to either

Even if its your favourite subject?

 

Even then I'm not planning to

Why? I mean, that doesnt make much sense to me. You get to study your favourite subject, a subject youre good at, plus a chance of high salary in the future.

Lack of motivation

a lot of cash should be enough motivation.

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