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I prefer handwriting, cuz during the hsc you can't type anyway. Unless you have special provisions and you've requested a typist or something. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Redfern is not safe after 9pm. If you do finish uni late, you might as well be better off catching the bus to Central/ town hall and get home from central/ town hall. Although it's a longer route and it takes you longer to get home, but hey, it's much more safer than risking your life and...

Know this friend of a friend who did changed a few bf during the hsc and still managed to get 99.45 atar. She also did difficult subjects like 4u maths, phys, chem etc and got band 6 for all of her subjects which is AMAZING! Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

DON'T EVEN THINK of uni transfer at this stage. If you can't even compete with those HANDFUL AMOUNT of people(4-5 people) in your school to be at the top, what makes you think that you can compete with the 100+ people in uni who wants to transfer to courses with high atar cut offs? You still...

Seriously, for English go to delta education. For maths go to dr du or Harry's. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

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As if this pathway is any easier lol... Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Re: Advice from a graduated HSC student on how to ace oral presentations I'm bumping your post :D Bump again for such a helpful person!

Advice from a graduated HSC student on how to ace oral presentations ,,,,,

Ranking from the most difficult to the least difficult: 1. Economics 2. Modern history 3. Legal studies

Bro, I salute you!

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Agree with this +100000000000000000 I just RAGE SO MUCH when people say that "the hsc is not important, blah, blah,blah and all those crap!" The people who usually say that the HSC is "not important", and there are "many better things in the grand scheme of life" are usually: 1. Ironically, low...

Uni is definitely a fresh start, esp when you're the only one from your school doing that course. It's really what you make out of it. If you're anti social, or just attend class and go home, then obviously you won't have much friends. Just join as many clubs and societies as possible and try to...

Or they can split classes, like they have the top classes catered for selective kids with all the excellent resources and teachers and then the ordinary classes for the non selective and comprehensive kids.

You better decide now. :s offers are coming out in less than 17 days.

Marks in the arts faculty are scaled and for some units of study only 2-3% of the cohort gets a HD. So it's best to play with your strengths in choosing the units of study.

Therefore if you want to play the blame game on saying that a school is bad, blame it on the drop kicks and those CBF retards in class who just don't care about studying- even if you shared your excellent and premium resources to them.

Some bad schools actually do have good teachers who care and are hsc markers. They also do have the resource, as to why they still perform poorly, it's because only a handful of people at the top care and utilise their teachers. The rest CBF, even if the teacher kindly offers extra lessons or...

Some people although they know their stuff, they still want tutoring to push themselves to become the best. I.e. Coming first in a low ranked school isn't good enough for them, and they want tutoring to push them to achieving 95+ in the subject or even a state rank.