by Charlotte Lindsay | Apr 14, 2021 | Inside Word 2021, Study tips, Uni hacks
I’m not going to lie, I too breathe a sigh of relief when I hear that an assessment is going to be multiple choice! However, don’t be fooled by the idea that multiple choice exams are ‘easy’. Not all MCQs are made equally. It’s important to actively and adequately...
by Olivia Hubber | Apr 12, 2021 | Arts, Auckland Life, Business School, Campus Life, Inside Word 2021, Study tips, Uni hacks
Hey there, My name is Olivia Hubber, and I am a second-year commerce and arts student. Last year, I produced content for The Inside Word, and I am so grateful to be back again this year. I feel that I have learned so much already, and I still have heaps to learn, so I...
by Haichuan Zhang | Mar 31, 2021 | Campus Life, Inside Word 2021, Study tips, Uni hacks
Although the NCEA level 3 exams were months ago, I still vividly remember how stressed and anxious I was. My stomach was turning, my head was dizzy, and I felt like I was going to… Who am I kidding? I’m just being overdramatic. I studied for two hours the day before...
by Leticia Alvarez | Mar 19, 2021 | Inside Word 2021, Study tips, Uni hacks
It’s interesting coming back to university as a second-year student. This time last year, I was overwhelmed with my introductory courses. ‘I will succeed in this course,’ I thought, and was making mental lists of all the things I had to do to get the most out of them....
by Tomoki Vincent | Mar 8, 2021 | Arts, Campus Life, Inside Word 2020, Inside Word 2021, Study tips, Uni hacks
Welcome to The Inside Word! I’m sure regardless of where you are in your university journey from pre-application to being a fresher, you all have the same question bubbling around in your head, which is always “How do I actually do university?” I’m here as...
by Leticia Alvarez | Mar 4, 2021 | Auckland Life, Inside Word 2021, Study tips, Uni hacks
It seems COVID always strikes around the start of semester, and we’re getting used to the uncertainty of rising and falling of alert levels. One good way to deal with this, I’ve found, is to look forward to the best aspects of life in lockdown just as much...
