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your neat version is readable 👍

Coming from someone who plays most of his games on PC, I love TV gaming too. I could never imagine playing a game like FIFA on anything but a console. Next generation consoles do seem somewhat exciting but not sure I'll be upgrading.

That's why I think putting in effort may still be worth it.

I have experienced this as well, but how would you be able to decide whether you should put in effort or lie down in bed if the outcome of trying isn't really predictable? (i.e. both success and failure are possible).

I think that we should always put in 100% effort regardless of how hard a task is. At the same time I think it's also important to acknowledge that sometimes in life, some goals may remain unattainable, no matter how much we try. In the end, I think that's what constitutes a healthy human's...

No worries, good luck for your HSC :D

The more papers you complete, the more exposure you'll have to the types of quesitons tested, absolutely. But you need to keep in mind that there's no point in trying to complete as many papers as possible if you're not understanding everything, which is crucial if you want to get your desired...

For English, definitely try to do that if you can, maybe try that for SOR II as well if you can (not too sure about SOR though because I haven't done it). For your other subjects like Legal, Business and IPT I believe it's much more important to know the content than to try and memorise and...

Hey, Regarding past papers, I'd say it's not only about completing as many papers as possible. It's also about effectively identifying your mistakes (if any) and making sure that you improve your answers. Also when you say rewriting, are you talking about practising the essays?

What is mentioned above and (if applicable) which of these subjects will be more relevant to your tertiary studies.

Completing trial papers does no harm but you should prioritise HSC papers.

Easily above 90 for sure

In preliminary economics, you study things like financial and labour markets. HSC economics explores topics like the global economy and Australia's place in it, as well as economic issues. In preliminary business studies, you study things like the nature of business as well as management. HSC...

I'd say somewhere in the low eighties (i.e. somewhere in the 80-84 range). I believe anything higher than that wouldn't be possible with these marks and ranks. Also, is it English standard or advanced?

I would also go for discursive.

same here lol

Damn. Now I feel like I failed with my 96 ATAR 😂

Modern scales higher than ancient. With modern history you learn about more recent historical events (including wars and politics) whereas in ancient history you learn about things like ancient societies.

Yeah they will need proof so it will be highly unlikely something like this would occur 👍