really really freaking out here...

[omlette]

I look through all these other posts from worried people and all I can say to them is they sound waaay more organised than me haha. I'm a psych grad (2:1 yay) with chemistry and biology at a level. No problems there you might think, but I'm currently going through the traditional post-degree laziness slump (have always been pretty laid back and last minute with things) and now it's nearly August and I'm freaking out. I have no material other than my A level notes and the CGP revision guides for Chemistry from way back when. I'm skint so dont really wana be spending money on revision materials and past papers so I was wondering:

1. What are the key topics that I absolutely must know about (science-wise).

2. Saw in another thread: Equations. What equations??? :S

3. You're going to all hit me for being a total ignoramus, but how is GAMSAT scored? What's average marks and what are places usual cut offs? (The only GAMSAT uni I'm applying to is Swansea btw).

4. Any free sources of gamsat prep floating around the interwebs that people wana tip me off on?

5. Generic advice???

panic panic panic panic panic!!!

[Bubblez.MD]

Hey, I probably don't have the answer to all ur questions and plus I'm half asleep, but I just wanted to say - don't panick! Im sort of in the same position, Psych grad, class of 09, post-degree slump. The A-level notes you have should be cool, also if you have the Letts A-level revision guides they are pretty useful too, good A-level knowledge should get you through just find. Psych graduate so, section 2 shouldn't be too hard for you, and since we spent our entire degree analysing, section one isn't too hard to grasp either.

The worst thing you can do is panick, seriously, relax (as hard as it sounds!) just get through your notes and you'll be good.

P.S as for key topics, get the griffiths gamsat guide, it has lists of key topics etc and is pretty useful xx