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Parramatta. =( It's depressing.

Re: studying 4 ur topics I don't think there is a specific timeframe for studying. You need to study consistently, then about a month before the trials, do past HSC/Trial papers. Also, for the trials, it depends what school you go to. If you go to a selective, catholic or independant school...

+1 But I do think english should be compulsory... because otherwise all these imports will kick our asses.

Yeah all Jacaranda books are really good because they clearly follow the syllabus.

and you still got 100 UAI :p

Did another 5 syllabus points for business, 2 for physics and I did some work on Exponential Growth and Decay and Related Rates for 3U maths.

That's probably because for everyone else, it's Term 2.

I'm hoping to finish everything this term bar: Option Topic for Physics, Mechanics for 4U maths and I'm not sure about English.

+1 If you don't start developing study habits now, you'll crash and burn in Year 12. The workload between Year 10 and Year 12 is extremely different. Year 11 is a nice balance between the two.

Re: FUCK, we all know how to work hard, but how do you Yeah, songs with a lot of lyrics don't work for me. I tend to either listen to instrumentals or asian music (because I don't understand the lyrics) when studying. It's the melody that helps me think.

Haha, after MY HSC, I'm gonna get a PS3 and a new haircut (I go to a catholic school with a strict hair policy).

Re: FUCK, we all know how to work hard, but how do you I don't think it would have been reduced. I've done that sort of study at the library before, it works.

What better way to celebrate your birthday by writing paragraphs about things such as Gravitational Potential Energy, Mass Dilation, A.C/D.C Motors, Cathode Rays etc.

That's a pain in the ass. The only thing I remember from othello is the quote: "Even now, now, very now, an old black ram is tupping your white ewe."

I'm currently a prefect in Year 12, and I find it really rewarding. Don't be too concerned that it will take over your HSC, because it won't. Think of it this way - you're only in Year 12 once, might as well make the most of it, both academically and school life.

School officially starts on the Tuesday (as specified by the official Term Dates Calendar), however as trends continue, Public Schools have a pupil free day on the first day of the term (as with some other types of schools), hence they go back on the Wednesday. For everyone else (myself...

LOL, whatever floats your boat, that's what I say.

Curry. I can't stand that shit. No offense to the indians. I just can't eat it. I can eat vegemite, but I can't eat curry.

They all seem really expensive to me, cept Alpha Omega. That's free. I haven't been to any before, cept Alpha Omega (which was kinda dodgy) but yeah. Does it really help?

Wow, am I the only one that's not stressed about it?