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pretty good I think? All my subjects are spaced very evenly (3-4 days apart) and I'll be done on the 27th.

pick the subjects you think you will enjoy the most!! I don't do physics and am planning on doing comp sci, I don't really think HSC physics is necessary for the course (from what I've seen/heard) and you'll cover a lot of physics related topics in maths extension anyways (especially if you end...

oh yeah I'm defs aiming for as high as possible for my own personal validation, however realistically I only need something in the high 80's (+ I will likely be able to get additional selection ranks added)

im aiming for an 86!

need at least an 86 for the course I'm aiming for, though 90+ would be ideal (purely for my own validation)

I did english extension for prelim, and ended up dropping it in yr12. I think the subject is a lot of work around exam-time (memorising quotes from like 5 texts), and if it's not something you are passionate about I think it will be a bit of a struggle (it was for me). I was very glad to drop...

was your depth study on biotechnology?

Does anyone else find alllll the biotechnologies stuff so incredibly boring? I understand that it is literally the practical application of the heredity/genetic change concepts but for the life of me I just cannot find any enjoyment in it. I enjoyed the cell replication, and the DNA/polypeptide...

Currently in year 12, but I had absolutely no issue with working in year 11. I've had my part time job since 2018, and I think it's definitely worthwhile to build work experience whilst in high school. In the lead-up to prelims I was only doing 1 x 7hr shift each week, but for most of year 11 I...

literally same 😭 my new timetable is wack

help I've been working since 2018 😭

wait omg I didn't even notice that the brackets had two b's 🤦🏼‍♀️ I thought they were 4 different terms for some reason ☠️ damn

I'm almost 18 and it just feels so surreal and scary tbh. I don't want to be an adult 😭

the part that throws me off is the line where |b|^2 comes in, I can understand how they used it to get the solution but I don't understand where it actually came from.

Hey, just need some help understanding the worked solution for this question. Thanks! (first image is Q, second is worked solution)

the math itself isn't difficult, the difficult part is identifying what the question is asking for and then using the correct numbers/formulas

Chem is actually pretty math heavy, the first module isn't though 😭 I think I might've made that confusing.

Oh and also, pay attention to the solubility stuff in year 11 (mod 1 I believe), it's very relevant to mod 5 in year 12

you're already doing better than me bahah I only started memorising them thoroughly a couple months ago 🤣 Mod 1 for chem isn't very math heavy (from what I can recall), but once you get into the other modules grinding practice q's is super important!

I can't speak for physics, but that will be a great start for chem! Don't try and overwork yourself, enjoy these christmas holidays (the last chill ones you'll be having for a while). The jump from stage 4 to 5 isn't immediately massive, there is a lot of revision. I would definitely recommend...