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Thanks a lot for the help! :p

~95.5 - 96

'Mirin.

He is. What's wrong with that mate?

There's multiple sources through which you could have formulated your own analysis. It's your own fault really.

Me too?

Does he get >100 each time?? Because it's seriously just natural ability - the last 5 are generally way too hard.

Uniball Jetstream Black.

Wtf

Yep it's a small cohort haha. I know that in my grade, at least 45-ish want Med/Dent and a further 35-ish are going to do it to keep their options open.

Bos'ers, how many people from your school were absent because of UMAT? At my school, there were 35/135 Year 12's absent due to it.

That doesn't get you 99.95 for the 'High-Scalers'. You'd be looking for a 96 MX1, 93 MX2. And for another combination for the Humanities - for a 99.95: English Advanced: 98 English Extension 1: 48 English Extension 2: 48 Modern History: 96 Economics: 95 Geography: 96

Re: Subject selection!!!! Yea lol no shit. That's because they tend to work harder/are more naturally intelligent on average.. Selective schools are high ATAR factories of sorts.

You worded your question pretty poorly. They can ask the question on either aspect. They could even combine the question.

lol

I reckon your creative should be 800-900 words.

Re: Subject selection!!!! From personal experience, with selective schools, the advantages are: A. If you don't do well as you would like in the externals, often, your internal mark will be relatively decent.. B. You have constant competition, so you are likely to be motivated to work harder...

Yes! That's what Ruse does to a larger extent than other schools - Rank 1.

Wasn't that guy some maths freak that got like 99 in 3U and 98 in 4U or someth1ng (heh) like that?

What's better? Scaling: Economics, by a huge margin. Difficulty: Relative, but 99% sure that for people who do both, it's economics that's harder. Relation with accounting: Dunno. I'd recommend you to drop Accounting or Business after Week 4 if necessary.