u/Upbeat_Milk9019

HOW DO YALL ENGLISH HIGH ACHIEVERS actually get marks that high?

Im currently doing langston hughes and I could not think clearly. sometime is the ideas that stops me, sometime i just don‘t know how to write it out. like Im so horrible that it took me to write introduction and half a body for 1 hour, and most of the time my writing is bum after I proofread, my writing are often drove off the prompt or is nonsense.

I need ways to practice my English that can help me writer clearer and quicker please please please share your method.

thank you 🥲

for context, in unit 3. I got 4 subjects (mm, phy, eng, vcd) with straight mediums deadass just average no low or medium highs (😭) . Plus maybe a B+ or A for general in Am I cooked for getting at least a 80?

Don't know I should ask here or not

For people who live in melbourne is Melbourne uni really considered the best?

for context my parents desperately wanted me to go study in uni melb because they saw the QS ranking. Plus most of my friends who got high atar (90+) that’s already graduated from high school also picked uni melb which affects my parents alot as they thought high achievers go to uni melb.

And when some of them also despise other uni (deakin, RMIT, ACU etc) for “less prestigious“ (probably based on the ranking as well) it kinda just give me a message of “other uni is shit”

I’m very frustrated right now, I don’t know if I should listen to my parents and friends.

please give me some advice.

is a stupid question i always wanted to ask but is your ranking among the people in same subject in the same year level matters more or your actual sac score matters because i know your ranking is determined by your sac score but i dont know which one is more important.