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was anyone else complete surprised by how they went in engx? i was expecting it to be one of my worst exams, if not the worst, but i ended up getting 49/50 were they marking easy this year?

if you do enough practice essays it will be as good as memorising. if your mind goes blank in the exam you can probably remember some stuff from a practice essay you've done. ideally tho they should prepare you to handle whatever question is thrown at you

it really differed from subject to subject maths, english ext 1 and ecos were higher than expected engx2, eng adv, mod and hist x were about what i expected

don't get caught in the trap of trying to contrive meaning from your texts. there's something to be said for choosing texts suitable for your area of study

To Kill a Mockingbird - my focus was mainly scout Educating Rita- absolutely brilliant! Angela's Ashes (the film directed by Parker) - only for trials Thelma and Louise - great for filmic techniques anyone doing harwood i have heaps of notes i'm happy to give away. e-mail me at...

i think tampa and children overboard will be kinda outdated for the class of 2003 i'm sure you'll find some lovely stuff on iraq to play with tho

most people i know who got a band six, myself included, think practice essays are the best way to go. whether or not you choose to memorise those or use them to help you feel prepared to tackle any question they may give you is personal choice

king lear really isn't that bad i struggled with it for ages but by the time trials came around it because surprisingly easy i never advise this but if you're having troubles getting through it try reading a plot summary first. that way when you read it you won't have to struggle quite so much...

actually we didn't kill it this year. some great uais but overall we went crap and there are three plc's... well in nsw anyway

if you want a job at optus doing inbound calls why not get experience doing them at somewhere that doesn't require much experience? pizza hut and a lot of delivery places for example take students. after you worked there for awhile apply to optus

if that's true i'm surprised the uai isn't higher- or maybe there just isn't a huge demand

it was zelie, nikki and two asian girls -mei-yong and karen

are you sure mlc is the sister school to plc? cause if mlc stands for methodist ladies college and plc used to originally stand for presbyterian ladies college and is a member of the uniting church it doesn't really make sense. i used to go to plc and first i've heard of it. although plc and...

there are a lot of great periodicals featuring articles on literature and authors. you can access some pretty decent essays and authorities on your subject. go speak to your school or local council librarian

as in history extension

sorry nomza, don't really know about broadway or access i didn't apply for either but i heard from friends the combined law cut-off for access was 97.6

it differs from year to year because law has such a high uai cut-off and is relatively popular, last year they only let in ppl with uai's above 97.6 i think, even if they were on the access scheme but since it changes each year it might be lower this year

yeah, the guy was james, that dr dude i think the child is erika which at least means she and rick aren't blood related sheila's eyes are freaky

what i said doesn't apply to all unis. but it's the case for those specific usyd scholarships

the only people not accepting are those applying interstate if you're only going to a uni in nsw you have to put the course you received the scholarship for as your first preference and thus those ppl have all accepted the scholarship by now interstate people however might decide to take up an...