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  1. Chrisateen's Avatar
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    Re: LSE Chat Thread
    (Original post by Swayum)
    Starting to feel more confident about Economics B finally. Still really scared about section C though.

    I reckon I can pull off 20 in A and 7 in B, so that's 41 marks. Not sure how I'm meant to get 30 from section C though... at best I can see myself getting 2 in six questions, 3 in two questions and 1 in two questions, which is 19 marks. This is my BEST case scenario, i.e. if I work like crazy this next week.
    Best way to deal with section C is to write something. Waffling makes it easy to pick marks and I'm saying that from someone who failed last year.

    The most difficult part is section B
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    Re: LSE Chat Thread
    (Original post by Swayum)
    Starting to feel more confident about Economics B finally. Still really scared about section C though.

    I reckon I can pull off 20 in A and 7 in B, so that's 41 marks. Not sure how I'm meant to get 30 from section C though... at best I can see myself getting 2 in six questions, 3 in two questions and 1 in two questions, which is 19 marks. This is my BEST case scenario, i.e. if I work like crazy this next week.

    You should be looking to do well in Section C.
    Section B is much 'harder'
  3. Joy Division's Avatar
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    ugh fail @ LSE :nopity:
  4. Swayum's Avatar
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    I'm really enjoying being at Bankside right now
  5. Oldboy5745's Avatar
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    (Original post by Swayum)
    I'm really enjoying being at Bankside right now
    And why would that be? :confused:
  6. Swayum's Avatar
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    (Original post by Oldboy5745)
    And why would that be? :confused:
    It's just going quite well with friends right now. We did some micro from 8 till 11 today.
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    (Original post by Swayum)
    It's just going quite well with friends right now. We did some micro from 8 till 11 today.
    Yea I know what you mean, my actual academic condition is in such a dire state that I should be crying but finally doing work for the first time all year makes me feel all invigorated and energetic making socialising easier haha Made a couple new friends due to the exam stress aswell :p:
    It's 2am and I gotta get up in 6hours for the 9am Eco lecture but I'm feeling all happy, just going for random smokes outside
  8. Swayum's Avatar
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    Yeah, allow the 9 AM lectures, what is he on? I'm off to sleep, c ya.
  9. danny111's Avatar
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    seriously, when do you guys go to bed?

    revising at 2,3 am?
  10. Swayum's Avatar
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    I've had a really messed up sleeping pattern lately, sleeping well past 5 AM. Not really because of revision, just generally messed up.
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    My sleeping pattern is quite stable but not 'normal'. Generally go to bed around 4am and wake up around 930/10am... Should really get this fixed in time for next week or I'll be like a zombie...
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    **** Micro- not providing a single set of solutions for any past paper, quiz or written assignment makes revision so much harder.
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    (Original post by ColdVein)
    **** Micro- not providing a single set of solutions for any past paper, quiz or written assignment makes revision so much harder.
    I assume you mean ec201 since 202 has all of those? If thats the case that sucks
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    (Original post by astudent)
    I assume you mean ec201 since 202 has all of those? If thats the case that sucks
    Do you know how long Cowell and Nava have been teaching the course? I think this is the first year for Nava.
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    Do you know how long Cowell and Nava have been teaching the course? I think this is the first year for Nava.
    Yeah and cowell's been teaching it since forever. Whats your point though?
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    (Original post by astudent)
    Yeah and cowell's been teaching it since forever. Whats your point though?
    No point. I was just wondering what past papers to take a look at...
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    (Original post by trickz)
    No point. I was just wondering what past papers to take a look at...
    all of cowell's stuff up to 2001 inclusive is relevant for sure.
  18. astudent's Avatar
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    So I just started going through the homework exercises again today and all I can say is that some are completely retarded. I mean look at exercise 2.10 . Its like the calculus from hell. There is no way you can solve something like that in the exam if you haven't seen it before and know the tricks that cowell uses to simplify the calculation. And its not like those tricks have any logical reasoning behind them so you can guess em, its either you know them or not. If you dont you're basically screwed.

    /rant

    At least the good thing is that there's only so many production/utility functions you can get, within reason...
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    Damn, people are really freaking out, like that guy in the MA100 forum... And here I am getting drunk at the bar 2days before AC100, although it is a saturday :beer:
  20. SamLowry's Avatar
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    Have you guys had your ec201 exams? If you have I'm sorry for being late with this. But if not I'll see if i can dig out some answers from somewhere and maybe even some notes (they should be okay, I managed to get a 2:1)

    On another note FM300 exam was probably the worst exam I've taken at LSE. Can't believer it was so bad, but at least that weight is off my mind, I can rest up before my June Exams.
    Last edited by SamLowry; 23-05-2010 at 23:00.
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