picturesofgirlsstudying:

In 1981 Ruth Lawrence from Brighton became the youngest person to pass the exam for Oxford University, as a ten-year-old - and graduated aged 13 with a first-class degree in maths.

aurrorpotter:

THE HOGWARTS CHALLENGE: [6/6] professors → Minerva Mcgonagall

“Have a biscuit, Potter.”

emmastudies:

cups of tea are the best way to get though notes :)

economicsblr:

I can’t believe my first economics exam is in 10 days ☹️

Good luck for your exams 🌷
~S

marthankent:

Emma Watson being the most adorable sunshine as Belle in Beauty and the Beast (2017)

thelawgraduate:

Critical Writing Tips: How to Get a First!

Show ability to deal confidently with the relevant principles.
- Do not sound hesitant or passive.
- Frame your opinion with words like “can”, and write that you “will” argue it.
- Show you really believe in your points.

Demonstrate a capacity for independent thought. 
- Show you have read competing viewpoints, choose one and argue it.
- Acknowledge counter-arguments to show wider reading.

Show that you can critically assess arguments.
- Identify weaknesses in the arguments made in the relevant literature.

Evidence your point of view by including your opinion. 
- Start with your thesis and make it run throughout the essay.
- Make sure it is a reasoned view, supported by evidence.
- Include as many footnotes of sources as possible!

Include relevant quotations and references to views expressed in the relevant literature. 
- Read beyond the reading list given to you in lectures, tutorials/seminars.

Write in a logical, coherent manner. 
- Be succinct.