I haven't started any revision yet, which sucks coz' I've only got about a week or so to cover both Accounting and Law. The trend here is pretty messed up, coz' the uni gave us our Management exam questions already and the Microeconomics exam will be based on tute work. Not entirely euphoric, but a little estatic nonetheless.
I'm still aiming towards HD for all the subjects. I don't know whether they have scaling here, but hopefully they do. ;/
Yeah yeah, Justin Low: HD, keep dreaming rite? Well, there's no wrong in keeping your hopes a little high eh? Besides, I've been getting Ds and about 8-10/10 marks for my assignments and tute marks respectively so that ought to help out a little.
The one thing that sucks about Commerce is that you've got to write a lot. As in a lot a lot. Like one Law question takes up like 4-5 pages at least, and don't even get me started on Management. Sniffles.
Yes, and that ladies and gentlemen is my flaw. I hate writing. Well, on stuff that I already know of actually. I guess that is why I prefer creative writing, coz' at least I won't know what's gonna happen next and I have to think about how I want my writing to flow. Here is all about writing the facts that you already know, kind of a waste of time. Pfft.
Somewhat like a negligent misstatement case for example. In order to succeed in a case of negligent misstatement, the plaintiff must establish grounds that the defendant owed a duty of care to the plaintiff, the defendant has breached the duty of care owed to the plaintiff, and the damages suffered by the plaintiff was caused by the breach of the duty of care and is not too remote. Etc etc. That's where we begin talking about the elements of negligent misstatement as stated. Damn annoying, it's like knowing 1+1 = 2 but then having to write it out. But this is like doing a 1+1+1+1... = ? question (because of the length).
Maybe that's why I like doing science and mathematical subjects. I miss that sense of not knowing the answer until I complete it. Of doing different methods on every question, of needing to know the answer once I start doing a question. It's like solving a puzzle, the rubik's complex. Maybe that's why I'm pretty good at it too. ;D
This is like writing an answer of length 700-1000 words and when you're 200 words in, you already know the answer or even before you start doing it. Where the hell is the motivation to write 800+ words! ;/
Okay, I shall stop whining about Commerce because yes, I enjoy the 12 hours-a-week classes and being able to spend my time on the simpler things in life. ;)
This post shall serve as a reminder for me to study for the next two weeks and not let my effortless effort of doing well go to waste. Mehs, maybe just one more day? Off to take a shower now. Ciaoz people.
*The dreamer and the wine, poet without a rhyme,
A widowed writer torn apart by chains of hell.