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might be worth doing past papers to study just what you need for every subject (you can do past papers and pick out the areas you are worst at) and then going in to do extra revision after youve covered most of the content already

thanks, this means a lot. for me ik for a fact im doing great but i just don't feel good enough and it will probably continue feeling that way for a bit but i have to keep it pushing

early and afternoon classes like out of school hours classes? my school doesnt have out of school hours if thats what youre referring to, unless its ext 2 eng or maths or ext history or whatever which is for y12 yikes your subjects are also funky

yeah i really played myself with my subjects too, i got told by ppl i was suicidal for picking that specific combo bc the workload is extreme i do have 1 study but its once a fortnight and but my school ends later than a lot of schools so it does even out

thanks this is inspirational

yes you can, im just not optimistic bc i can't cope with the pressure as opposed to the actual content. lots of ppl do worse in y11 and then learn based off their mistakes and do better in y12

you work for the hsc? this is funny af

dont know how to explain it but im like slowly giving up on my dreams to get the atar i want and do undergrad med. im just not where i need to be academically and ik i can lock in for y12 and stuff but just based off my performance in y11 alone, which was supposed to be like a trial run for hsc...

here is smth i said to someone else that applies to you

mb i agree that private schools have an emphasis on cocurricular but thats not all of them i think, at least the ones in my locality dont care. also they do tend to have better cocurricular opportunities too bc public schools dont invest in that kind of thing generally. but the losing marks from...

rereading this thread bc i have to memorise one for tmr morning

moving to a higher ranked school, even a private school doesnt necessity boost your academic and extracurricular performance in any way it just prevents you from being dragged down by a cohort in a lower ranked school that might drag you down. if you're smart and very hardworking in a top 90 you...

lowkey i feel the same but i only did one trial, so i can't imagine what it would be like to do several. hope youre doing alr. smth ppl haven't mentioned is to reward yourself for the effort youve put in and try to make studying a bit less depressing. i have a friend who used to eat 3 MnMs for...

id also not have the balls to ask to switch or even try to as well ngl so i appreciate the committment

i think the rationale was that switching in the middle of y11 was a risky decision and a lot of teachers and stuff advised against it saying he is is screwing himself over for y12. also it is hard to trust strangers online as opposed to teachers who probably know what you are like and stuff. idk...

yeah same for mine

wtf why would you not update??? i was so invested

sounds like a decent idea but some schools wont let you do that bc youre technically not supposed to sit tasks without enrolling, on the off chance they dont manage admin properly your school could get in trouble or at least thats what happend with mine

i dont think youre that cooked, you could probably make 83 i you really sweat externals. and yeah maybe dropping e1 maths might be a good idea even if you'll get clowned on bc you will be dragged to filth by that rank at least internally and its not worth trying to salvage it in my opinion. it...

there are still ways to get a decent atar without going to a good school. see if you qualify for eas or eapl adjustment factors for uni, do your best in internals and try to rank as high as possible. if youre concerned about any specific cohort of yours that is so shit that you feel like that...