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I'd try Extension 2 (if you're given the opportunity) and not drop any subject for about a term - have a feel of the subject, and if you're confident with 4U then drop bio - otherwise drop 4U maths.

Your ode to maths is like a mixture of mathematics and english... some would say blasphemous. :p

LOL are you refering to my quote? If so then, in the preliminary our school doesn't offer Senior Science or Environmental - so Biology is placed last.

Yeah I think it is for UNSW. Don't think it is for Usyd or UWS though - nothing wrong with those universities. I can't see why you would just aim for one university.

I did Romanticism in Adv English. However we focused mainly on Robert Frost and debated whether he was a Romantic Poet.

True. At my school they consider Physics and Chem the 'elite' sciences, and the other subjects... well not so elite.

Yes but assessment generally refers to an in-class test, and assignment being a take home task... but I know what you mean.

ditto. I usually feel relieved and also tired, because I generally don't sleep much before an exam.

If you've managed to do them all - I think you're well prepared for the exam. I'd take a break and just revise over the main concepts.

WOW congratulations man! I knew you'd get it!

If you've completed all of the questions/papers on the Resource section - you should be fine. I highly doubt you've done ALL of them though.

Re: What school you at? Haven't seen any Sydney Girls people in the Year 11 forums though.

I don't mind English at times, but generally I don't like it. Not that I'm bad at it - its just that I'm more of a maths person.

LOL what a group! I'd probably be heaps smarter if I had friends like that.... but I don't and I'd prefer to have fun in my holidays - well at least the ones coming up.

That's counted as non-verbal communication at my school, so we automatically get zero - if we're caught.

LOL, Well if it were me, I'd complain anyway ... just for the fun of it :p

I don't do either but this is what I think: If you like the stuff that you're learning in Year 9+10 History - go for modern If you liked the sutff you learnt in Year 7-8 History - go for ancient.

I'd keep Chem, because it will be more beneficial for you in trying to get medicine. however that also depends on how good you are at chem. If you're doing really bad in chem then drop it because it might affect your UAI - therefore you won't get into Medicine anyway.

Re: What UAI/course are you aiming for? Why not just aim to get the double degree without transfering?

LOL How can they test you without teaching it - I mean if it's true and you haven't learnt it - you should complain.