Ok, I'm back at Durham and I've been working on timetables for the past hour or so.
Here's my exam timetable for this year:
- Wednesday 14th May: Mathematical Methods in Physics (2.5 hours)
- Saturday 17th May: Core Chemistry 2, Paper 1 (2.5 hours)
- Wednesday 21st May: Foundations of Physics 2 (2.5 hours)
- Friday 23rd May: Stars and Galaxies (2.5 hours), Core Chemistry 2, Paper 2 (2.5 hours)
Obviously maths, since that's the first exam, but then what? Setting the next exam chronologically as the next highest priority might seem fair at first, but I have to consider that my final two exams are at the same time, and have the least number of free revision days between it and the preceding exam.
I think I'll have to do 'secondary' revision for the last two each day, while focusing the rest of my time on the next upcoming exam.
Sort of a 4:1:1 split of time spent on each subject. Or something.
Honestly, I'm more freaked out that there's only three weeks until the exams start.
-Jt
