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So my HSC results have just come out, and it doesn't seem at all likely that I'll end up with the 80+ needed to enter the Bachelor of Sports and Exercise Sciences course at UTS. However, I am considering entering the same course at ACPE, after being told by a friend that I can transfer after one...

So how is everyone going with their memorization for English (don't say you don't do it, because everyone does, even if secretly)? I.e. what are you doing to know the essays off by heart? I've found that the best way for me is to record my essays and just listen to them on my phone over and...

I already have one related text. But since there's always the possibility of the exam specifying more than one, I need a second one, just in case. Something that isn't going to be used by everyone. Any ideas?

Okay, I'm doing Standard English, and I'm wondering if they can ask you to write about MORE than 1 related material... Usually, they say "At least ONE related text of your own choosing." Can they ask for 2? Please help, because I'm freaking out about having to rewrite all my essays :(

I'm contemplating whether I should do a Bachelor in Health and Movement degree at ACPE. Anyone here know anything about its effect on future employment, and the quality of learning over there?

Okay, so due to having the worst possible trial timetable, I find myself having to cram a massive chunk of physics. Since I just had ancient today, and tomorrow I also have math with physics, I could barely do any revision over the past few weeks... Thankfully, I've spent some all nighters over...

This may sound like a stupid question, but do HSC markers check for sources in Ancient History? There's no way they know every source ever written, or even every historian. So is it possible for someone (not me) to bullshit the sources or historians and get away with it?

Alright guys, tomorrow is officially my trial exam. It's safe to say I'm scared shitless, but it's inevitable. I'm here to ask if anyone has any last minute tips before I begin. (My first exam is Standard English), at Cherrybrook tech, who are quite harsh markers...