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You’re convinced you’re going to wake up and it’s 4pm and everything is lost.
5. Having the absolute fear about poets
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How many will there be? How many has everyone else studied? English is first up, so naturally poets are the only thing on your mind. It’s classic pre-Leaving Cert stuff.
6. Scanning your timetable and focussing on the worst days
Saturday 23 November, 2024
Saturday 23 November, 2024
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10 Leaving Cert panics every Irish person will remember
THE LEAVING CERT starts tomorrow and around the country everyone is getting their game faces on.
We’ve all been there and we recognise the unique stresses of the night before. Check them off:
1. Packing 12 pens because you’re convinced they will all run out
Also, including your “best” pen because it’s never let you down in past.
2. Highlighting everything in sight when cramming
What harm some more study, even if it is outside the exam hall? You have a highlighter, and you’re not afraid to use it.
3. Trying to be nice when someone wishes you well… again
It’s nice but it also makes you slightly uncomfortable – making the panic just that little bit worse.
4. Setting a million alarms for the next morning
You’re convinced you’re going to wake up and it’s 4pm and everything is lost.
5. Having the absolute fear about poets
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How many will there be? How many has everyone else studied? English is first up, so naturally poets are the only thing on your mind. It’s classic pre-Leaving Cert stuff.
6. Scanning your timetable and focussing on the worst days
“LOOK at what I have from Monday to Thursday next week.”
7. Having severe doubts about your subject choices
The night before:
“I wish I picked Home Economics back in the day. Look at the timetable I would have got.”
8. Getting ridiculously distracted by the most trivial things
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Yes, you’re aware you need to study because the exams are coming up, but everything except books now the priority.
9. Leaving the house about an hour earlier than usual
“What if there is TRAFFIC?”
10. And finally, asking everyone outside the exam how their study has gone
Even though you really, really don’t want to know. The curiosity gets the better of you.
Still, even with all the stress, the exams are the final hurdle. It will all be over soon and everything will be grand.
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