Im scared of failure

Awww... I know exactly how you feel... I'm so scared of failure that I stop trying cos that, in a way, seems better/the easiest option. At the end of the day though, all you can do is your best. I suppose I'm like the blind leading the blind here, but you admitting how much this matters to you is the first step. Next you've just got to buckle down and get the work done. If you try your best and everyone knows that, no one will blame you if you fail and most importantly you won't feel angry with yourself if you fail. Good luck. You still have time to put this right, just believe in yourself.

There is no failure except in no longer trying. - Elbert Hubbard

You just need to study hard and try your best. You can do it! At least try!

Most people feel scared of failure.

Get some motivation, psych yourself up.

Take a few days off, and do something you enjoy -go watch a movie, try to take your mind off it completely. I find that when im in that sort of mindset, taking a break always helps and afterward you feel as motivated as ever and can get back down to business

Aww...
There's still some time left so not all hope is lost. If you revised during these last few weeks, would you still be able to make it?

best of luck Anon.

You're so kind thank you. That really helped. You don't give up too ok?

That's so sweet. I hope I can make it. It is my mindset that lets me down, I know some more chilled out people who have faith in their cramming would probably pull it off in two weeks. Just the nerves keep getting the better of me

Aww thank you It always moves to to think that complete strangers are writing to another stranger here, there's nothing in it for them yet they still write out of the kindness of their hearts (or maybe sheer boredom? lol) thank you.

You're failing my not trying. Are you bored by the work or do you find it too challenging? I've just finished my 1st semester of university (loved it! ) and I didn't revise properly at all; I came home from lectures and either sat on my laptop or went out (unfortunately it was the latter for the majority of the term). Then when it came to revision 2 weeks before the exams started, you could say I almost had no hope in hell. However, I tried new revision techniques and literally forced myself to sit down and look over the term's work. You can do it if you just set your mind to it and, as easy as it is to say that, it's coming from someone who knows what its like to lose all motivation to succeed. Turn your phone off if you're a sociable person and focus purely on your studies. Organise some things to do after your exams have finished as an incentive to earn the 'treat'.