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I've just completed AS levels and am considering an English degree, but I'm wondering if I'll be able to handle the workload as I'm a perfectionist and generally take a long time to complete English essays. I know it will vary a lot depending on the course, but if anyone has taken English can you give me a rough idea of how many essays of what length you'll be expected to write per week/month.

There two terms a year, with between 6 and 12 modules each. Each module has either a 1500 word paper and a 1 1/2 hour exam (10 credits) or a 2500 word paper and 3 hour exam (20 credits), or a 5000 word paper no exam for 20 credits. Dissertation in the final year is 8000 words and worth 20 credits, but you get to write on any topic.
DW about the workload, everyone goes through the samething, there's no more than other humanities course; although it does traditionally have more essays than other courses, normally opting for longer essays and less exams.

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I have a history exam tomorrow morning. I have quite a few essays to memorise and ended up leaving them far too late. What's the most efficient way to memorise at least the main points of multiple essays?

I'm in the same situation. The way I have found most effective for me personally is to continually write them out until I master them. You don't need to learn the entire thing; just the key words. The rest of the essay will fall into place.
I read through the essay a few times and then make a note of the key words. Arrange these how you find most suitable; lists, brain storms and mind maps.
Then practise writing it out from memory. The key words you forget tend to be the ones you remember then.

Hope I've helped and good luck!

I am very weak in writing essays, esp. when it is for the AP exam. I've read a few essays students have written under real testing conditions and it has given me a better idea on building my essays. Where can I check more essays out?

go to this site http://apcentral.collegeboard.com/apc/members/exam/exam_questions/2001.html?affiliateId=APSamp&bannerId=enla
they have sample questions and answers from real students.
Good luck i'm taking that exam too i'm terrified!!

Im using headings so that my essay is structured for example IL have the heading INTRODUCTION at t the start of my essay to write about the objectives of my essay and what I am going to discuss in my essay. Im completly stuck with headings when it comes to discussing interviewing, please help.

What about interviewing are you trying to talk about?
If it's the process and what's involved, then

- What is interviewing?
- The process of an interview
- What is involved

If it is about going for an interview, maybe

- Why is the interview process used?
- Typical questions, activities and skills that are assessed
- How to prepare

I'm assuming that's the kind of interview you're talking about, and always include an introduction as a 4th heading

i need to improve my essay writing in poetry from other culture can anyone give me and tips on how to structure an essay? or sites that have any?

Introduction
1 paragraph
2 paragraph
3 paragraph
4 paragraph
Conclusion

In your introduction state what you are going to do. You can write 3 or 4 main paragraphs. Make sure you use the P.E.E chain, Point Evidence, Explain. Examiners look for this its essential. In your conclusion summarise your points.
Always refer to the essay question, make sure your answering it and not something else. Link your points back to the essay question also. With it being poems from other cultures you can also add some context, if you think that it influences the poem in anyway or has some significance. Do NOT just write what you know all the time, give your own theories and points to show you have considered the poems. Use connectives such as however and whereas to show you are comparing the poems,
and finally

Good Luck and relax!

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