u/FollowingOdd9150

I've averaged like 55% in 2nd year and for GEM I've read even if your personal tutor predicts you a 2:1 (60%) unis ask for grade trasncripts?

But I was wondering if it is worth me applying as I have started ucat revision+ volunteering it's just my grades were not ideal because I got rlly depressed this year(which i guess I can tell my personal tutor?). Also in my uni year 3 is weighted more than year 2 so as long as I hit an average of 65% I can graduate with a 2:1 so its not tooo crazy of a reach idk. Just worried if i apply, and the grade trasncripts are like nope you didn't get 60%!! but also its a predicted grade so i dont know how it will work. Just would suck if I applied and got rejected for that rip.

And for people who've applied before their final year of graduating how did you go about getting a prediction? And if anyone could share what unis they applied to/ what 2nd year grades they had/how they went about asking personal tutor i'd really appreciate it thank you!!

I know this isnt the best use of my time to be dilly dallying on reddit but would just really appreciate advice from people who use anki.

So I have my finals in one week with around 5 exams. i have around 400 cards each for 2 of those exams and 200 cards each for the other 3 of those exams- so roughly 1.4k in total to cover in about 3-6 days.

I currently use quizlet but the ads are really pissing me off and i'm finding that the usual flashcards aren't really sticking. Now I know anki is largely for long term retention so it wont magically help- but my friend said the custom study feature is really good for cramming but I dont know if i should switch as i have SO many cards to memorise.

This whole dilemna is probably me finding a distraction but essentially do people think quizlet is better or the anki custom study feature for short term retention? and has anyone crammed something similar