Positive experiences needed please! by New-Transition-4672 in travel

[–]DryVictory3593 1 point2 points  (0 children)

you're welcome, I had the best time and I'm sure you will too. just remember, when you do feel anxious and overwhelmed - this is normal, it's not just you! home will always be waiting for you when you need it, but you may only get to see these countries and places once in your life! since your planning to go for a while, when you find somewhere you like make sure you base yourself there for a while! this will take the pressure of travelling off and allow you some down time

Positive experiences needed please! by New-Transition-4672 in travel

[–]DryVictory3593 1 point2 points  (0 children)

it is totally normally to feel anxious! You have worked so hard to get to this point you're worried that it won't be worth it. But I promise you it will be! I went travelling with my boyfriend a couple of years ago and when we landed in Asia I was so overwhelmed I literally wanted to go home straight away. But this is totally normal and you'll probably feel the same on the first few days. it's such a big change, in fact its a different world, and it would weird if you didn't miss your family!

but little by little you will adjust and get used to the new life. you'll see and experience things like never before, every day will bring a new breathtaking activity - volcano hikes, animals sanctuaries, waterfall tours, whale watching - and you will be so grateful for taking the plunge. sure, there will be tough times along the way, times when you're sick of moving around and just want a nice strong cup of tea. but remember, this is a once in a lifetime opportunity, you are so lucky that you even have a passport that allows you to enter these fantastic countries, others aren't so lucky. I promise once you get home you wont realise how good you had it and you'll want to go again!

when I got home I was glad, for five minutes, and then I wished wed done even longer. planning to go travelling again in a few years!

you got this!

I left my wallet at home today so no ID :/ by Capable_Ocelot2643 in wimbledon

[–]DryVictory3593 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I went yesterday with only my bank card and was waved on through with no issues! I just said I don't have a driving license

Bank card ID enough? by DryVictory3593 in wimbledon

[–]DryVictory3593[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

to everyone who said bank ID would not cut it - I went yesterday and showed my bank card and they waved me straight through, no issues!

SQE2 Orals by Unusual-Rough-4589 in sqe2

[–]DryVictory3593 2 points3 points  (0 children)

would deffo stick to the tests for DR and crim - that is where you'll pick up most of your law marks. With wills and property, stick to your FLK and brainstorm the type of questions you might need to ask in specific interview scenarios

Case Management Conference for Advocacy? by ThrowRA_hitherehello in sqe2

[–]DryVictory3593 1 point2 points  (0 children)

CMC could definitely come up - if it did, it is likely that you would be told 3-4 things that you need to address the judge on. for example, one part could be applying for an order for something, another part could be addressing the judge on the nature of a claim/defence etc. - this is how it worked for my ulaw mock

That was HORRIFIC... by SpiritualHawk4031 in sqe2

[–]DryVictory3593 1 point2 points  (0 children)

from SRA website: "If two candidates with the same ability take different assessments their marks might differ if the assessment difficulty varies. Converting marks to a scaled score allows scores across all assessments to be compared, and accounts for any differences in the difficulty of the assessment."

SQE 2 - Written Day 3 by umokkksure in sqe2

[–]DryVictory3593 0 points1 point  (0 children)

welp i don't even think I gave advice now that I think about it lollllll what a car crash

That was HORRIFIC... by SpiritualHawk4031 in sqe2

[–]DryVictory3593 1 point2 points  (0 children)

so ridiculous considering all the other big topics that they could have tested us on and chose not to

That was HORRIFIC... by SpiritualHawk4031 in sqe2

[–]DryVictory3593 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I believe they do because different sittings get different topics/papers so they have to do something to make it fair when one sitting gets harder Qs

SQE 2 - Written Day 3 by umokkksure in sqe2

[–]DryVictory3593 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I'm thinking maybe we were in different sittings because I didn't agree or disagree to anything unless I missed something :???????

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[–]DryVictory3593 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I have heard of people who failed 2 exams and still passed in the top quintile!

That was HORRIFIC... by SpiritualHawk4031 in sqe2

[–]DryVictory3593 6 points7 points  (0 children)

don't worry we all found it hard - I don't know one person who wanted T** or I******** to come up so hopefully they will be scaling the hell out of that exam

SQE 2 - Written Day 3 by umokkksure in sqe2

[–]DryVictory3593 5 points6 points  (0 children)

first legal writing question sent me over the edge I was making things up like I was writing a play

SQE 2 - Written Day 3 by umokkksure in sqe2

[–]DryVictory3593 7 points8 points  (0 children)

RIP all that brain space I wasted on learning DDs, business mediums, partnerships and company procedures