I'm productive (I'm lying)

Hello hello, I am Freya, a massive humanities nerd (not by choice). I am forcing myself to become productive for the sake of my grades cus dear lord I need to get into a good uni.

[geography-saddo]

Whoop de whoop, a pinned post! (Organistation? Yes, this is her)

Hello nerds, I'm Freya, a 17 year old A-level student who has zero organisational skills and is trying to improve. I study three A-levels, Geography (predicted a B but I'm going to get an A if it's the last thing I do), History (predicted B) and English lit (predicted B). I also do EPQ, which is an extended project qualification (predicted an A, not sure how tho).

I love geography with all my heart and am planning to do a BSc in it at uni (anyone dissing geography, watch your backs, I'm coming for you).

I like helping people, so if you need help with any of the subjects I do, I'll try my best (I'll post the specifics later)

As I've already said, if you don't like geography, fight me, I steal kneecaps and bite

[geography-saddo]

Specifics of my subjects

Geography:

-Physical: Natural hazards, coasts (my beloved), and water and carbon cycle

-Human: Changing places, global governance, and population and people (or something like that, I haven't started it yet)

History:

-Germany 1918-1945

-Tudors 1485-1603 (I think, I'm shit at dates for a history student)

English lit:

-American literature (Great Gatsby, Of Mice and Men, maybe others???)

-A Dolls House, Christina Rossetti Poetry

-Hamlet

Coursework:

-Geography: coastal management affecting beach profiles

-English lit: A Streetcar Named Desire

-English lit (again): comparison of "A Thousand Splendid Suns" by Khaled Houssein and a selection of poetry by Maya Angelou (I'm focusing specifically on how women are presented in literature)

-History: we don't talk about the history coursework.

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[geography-saddo]

To say I do three essay-based subjects, I really hate essays. Why do they exist. They're awful. I don't want to do 4 essays this week, it's too many. I don't want to yap about Nora and Torvald Helmer and how powerless they are. It's stupid. At the end of the day, does it matter? It's like trigonometry. What's the point of it? None.

[geography-saddo]

Whoop de whoop, a pinned post! (Organistation? Yes, this is her)

Hello nerds, I'm Freya, a 17 year old A-level student who has zero organisational skills and is trying to improve. I study three A-levels, Geography (predicted a B but I'm going to get an A if it's the last thing I do), History (predicted B) and English lit (predicted B). I also do EPQ, which is an extended project qualification (predicted an A, not sure how tho).

I love geography with all my heart and am planning to do a BSc in it at uni (anyone dissing geography, watch your backs, I'm coming for you).

I like helping people, so if you need help with any of the subjects I do, I'll try my best (I'll post the specifics later)

As I've already said, if you don't like geography, fight me, I steal kneecaps and bite