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Did the CSSA trials... Ranks are the final ranks i believe. Adv English - 75% havnt got ranks yet Chemistry - 69% not sure on rank Physics - 79% 4th out of 12 Maths - 72% (bombed out here not much preparation : /, thankfully my rank wasnt damaged that much coz i did alright in my previous...

I got 75% not too bad i think :) Highest was a raw mark of 104/105 i think, someone else got 101 i think. WTF :jaw: thats awesome.

Option is out of 25 :)

All the ones specified in the syllabus?

92 :) Highest was 93

Economics, though i am biased by not doing business.

44/50 came 12th

I got 79 :) And yes the answer to the above Q was quantisation.

I got 58/84 TBH im pretty happy with that.

Lol, i only studied the globalisation topic the night before, which was from way back last year and never got a chance to study the other 3 topics. Study plan was really really bad and untimed but i think i did alright in my eco exam (CSSA). Thankfully things seemed to stick in my head from...

Well if you are very very confident that you will do well in your other 10 units worth of subjects, and aren't willing to go hard out at chemistry which might affect your other subject performance then maybe its a ok idea to drop it. But then again, you've gone this far with it. Maybe see it out...

Um.... my friend uses one in maths to highlight the Q's because its gets really messy at times. Prob a waste of precious time to point out where you made ur techniques and quotes and stuff. The markers should be able to spot it out.

Medical physics.

Self learning for me. Tutor's dont seem to help me much other than give me extra work.

Why would economics and business studies be too much? They would complement each other nicely in my opinion. Hence i vote option 2. Would you be also looking at taking up Mathematics Ext 2 in yr 12?

Oh trials were fine by the way. Very straightforward and wing'able.

When consumers increase their demand for goods and services, in turn firms respond and meet their demand by producing them. To produce them firms in turn demand inputs for production e.g. raw products, labour blah blah blah blah Thus the initial increase in individual consumption stimulates...

Not alot, just abit of study guides and some past paper books. Not a big fan of tutoring. Used to go last year.

Burnt out just in time.

Who were the writers again?