2:2 in a module, what do i need to get a first overall

Hi, i got a 2:2 (58) in one of my modules for Philosophy, second year. I have 8 modules overall, what would i need (minimum) in the rest of these module to get a 72 overall? This module was really hard (for me lol) and i was lacking with the presentation because i did them both (50% each) the night it was due.... iI generally get 68s, and 72s and sometimes an odd 75 or 78... but i feel second year is much harder and i'll have to work harder for a first overall. i was also wondering what i would need in third year to get a first overall if i got a high 2:1 second year? thank you in advance

Hi, I'll tell you what I did,

while most of the people I knew were grade counting - I just focused on one thing. I am going to get the highest grade I can possibly get in all my modules.

this means that I need to put in the work for it and not do things last minute. Time is so valuable at university and no matter what - you gotta maximise it so you can produce your best work.

so to answer your question - Don't grade count or calculate what you need for a first, aim to get the highest possible grade in all modules and put in the work. check this audio post out on how to you can go about getting the grade you want First Class

hope this helps.

Hi, thank you so much for your reply and advice!
You are right, i should shift my mindset to focusing on trying my hardest in each essay. It sounds great in theory, but i suck at putting things into practice tbh! Especially with time management: since my GCSE's i have found myself to have an inescapable habit of doing all my work the night before its due, i can never seem to space out my work, because i fear if i did spend so much time on it, but did not end up with a first it would destroy me. (Sounds super pathetic i know haha). Do you have any tips on how i could actualise my time-management?