can't take it all

[Okta20]

The thing is, my graduation exam is in three weeks.
I'm all stressed out. I've revised in the holidays, but I concentrated only on math (because it's my worst graduation subject), so I didn't have time to do all the geography and English stuff. And now I'm not so bad in maths anymore, but I can't do the questions for the other subjects and that's scaring me.
I'm feeling overwhelmed and I feel like I'll never have time to revise all the stuff in time and I'm scared of the exams and I'm scared of leaving school and I'm scared of living on my own.

And all the other people don't help either. My English teacher started to make us do pop-quizzes randomly, my geography teacher is totally relaxed and does not give a damn, my maths tutor says I study too little, so does my mum, and my boyfriend is angry because I study all the time.

Either they say "why are you doing this anyway?" or they put me under pressure, and now I feel like I've got no clue of anything.

:(

[Markme]

Ah yes leaving school, probably one of the most memorable days in your life.
Even though its extremely important that you dont fail these test, it doesnt matter if you dont do great; if that makes sense?

Because its all of your grades added up either from the start till end of grade 12 or from grade 10 till 12, depending on your governments setup.

Try not to stress too much, make time for personal life and just do a little bit of study in all areas and not one mass of study, because chances are that you will forget most of it any way.

Even though i hated school, i was sad to leave it behind, because after i hated it for the first 11 years, it changed for me in the 12th, teachers were people, people were friendly to every one.... and life in school is soo much easier than 40 hours a week at a job.

[!-nessica-!]

first off, i miss you! good to see you and your boyfriend are still together
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(assuming its the same one)

secondly, try not to stress too much about school. good work on being able to get the maths stuff now, thats the hard part
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i think since you get most the geography and english stuff you wont have too much trouble catching up, just as long as you dont let your head get muddled. you're an intelligent lass.

and thirdly, DONT let what other people to say get to you. its hard to do, i know, but if you do let it get to you, its gonna affect you more than not getting the work you're doing in class. form your own opinion of what is a "good" amount of study to do, but make sure you have balance.

finally, leaving school is scary, i wont lie. but its one of the most exhilarating experiences ever, something you'll never forget after all those years of hard work!