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I was teasing astroman when I said the 'ftfy' comment, if that wasn't obvious enough lol xD

I guess, but practise papers are, like astroman said, useless if you don't know your content well enough. It's also pretty hard for anyone to study without any notes whatsoever with certain subjects more than others. E.g, I don't think it'll be advisable to learn content-heavy subjects such as...

We seem to be on the same page c: I don't see how our points dispute the other's lol.

LOL dw xD On a side note, yes. 'Guys' does include both genders when used colloquially seeing as we're still in a patriarchal society. :)

I largely agree with you. But just pointing out that lightthefuze is pretty reasonable in saying that it is pretty difficult in summarizing 5 days of notes in two days. Very few people would be bothered to do it every week. Besides, there's also the whole issue of remembering enough content to...

"Cause it's a beautiful night, We're looking for something dumb to do. ~Hey baby, I think I wanna marry you." Anyone starting up English Ext 2? C: ftfy :P

Whatever subjects you're weak in. Honestly it's your HSC, do whatever works for you.

It usually depends on school o3o Alot of schools have the first or so weeks of term 1 HSC year just organising prelim content and timetables and getting all that sorted out. E.g No extension subjects picked up in year 12 will be started untl next week in my school, similarly any subjects dropped...

Just in response to seventhroot, homework pieces are usually considered drafts - your first draft doesn't have to be amazing. Most of the model responses you ever will get are well into 5th, 6th drafts etc. Cut yourself some slack C:

Neva 8D idk, maybe it's not set up yet because although the 2015'ers have entered our HSC year, the first week or so for most schools seem to be dwelling on prelim content/timetables etc

We start officially next week.

or procrastinating/sleeping/lazing around ;)

And yet you see in history how Christains have colonised various parts of America, Africa and the Pacific. They may or may not have done it purely for religion's sake, but they were still individuals who believed in the Catholic religion.

nw :) Just apply for the unis offering med (such as in go_cadel's list) who don't consider UMAT in their selection process.

Thanks for compiling this list :) Was there one for USYD as well? Combined degree med, no UMAT consideration but ATAR requirement = 99. (95 i think but could be slightly lower)

Tht's good then :O If you find exams less stressfl then you're likely to do better in the trials + HSC than those who don't - giving you an advantage :) Stress-wise at least.

LOL I see what you did there 8D team hawk mum Nah, I'm cool. I'll just watch from the sidelines if that's ok ;)

You guys crack me up :D I would tots hug you if I could.

I don't really have a routine or I don't make any particular effort to follow one. Thinking about it though, the following is what I generally (like really generally) sometimes do if I don't have anything on in the afternoon. 4:00 pm: Come home 4-5/6pm : Talk/play with pet birds/shower/ run...

Even if you don't agree with the religion - or with any religion, that doesn't give you the excuse to not respect those who do hold a spiritual belief. Treat others the way you want to be treated.