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Yess, Black Mirror!! The pig and prime minister episode is so weird tho :/

The Good Place! The show ended last year on high note, and the storyline is unique. I'd avoid reading reviews because it revolves around a major plot point, it'll ruin the experience.

Yeah, just the core subjects. Leave the options til later on. I was confused with this too that I even called them up haha.

Oof too stressful. There were too many ppl and the site errored. Besides that, I planned the night before and the timings were close enough. All the 9am classes were full pretty quickly, are most yours at night?

Yeah, with the BCII course. How was your timetabling on Thursday?

The benefit of the UTS business course is that you don't need to choose your majors til second year. The first year core units cover the range of business majors, then you will be more informed when deciding what you want to major in. I'm sure we only choose the subjects for the current year...

Damn the exam exhausted me. I'm gonna sleep til the ext 1 exam.

At least we have some time to revise before the exam. You got this!!

I don't have a digital copy :c since I just ask my teacher to print them out, sorryy

I have a bunch of smarter math papers from past hsc exams that I'm planning to complete a second time.

Ayy I also don't do physics and I was shocked about the amount of physics in this course lol. Eventually it makes sense, it's mostly integration of acceleration to get velocity and then displacement. And you've got this!

Oh dip that's seem achievable. So would a 50 equate to an E3?

I take my naps at 4pm. How do I not fall asleep in the exam??

Economics is content heavy and is considered more difficult than Business Studies due to scaling. It's almost comparable to first year uni economics, but I'm not too sure. Both subjects can have overlapping content. In Business, economic cycle is an external influence on customers as the state...

Both are heavy content subjects. Decide on which one is more enjoyable and intriguing; this gives you more motivation in doing well in the course regardless of scaling.

I don't know? My school is public and they purchase the trial papers from an exam seller or something. Usually our trials are more difficult than the hsc? I'm still not sure lol

For most courses, maths is actually a recommended studies rather than a prerequisite. Though it is ideal to do maths (usually adv), you can always take bridging math courses at uni.

Yes! Study often but not too much that it's a drag. Especially revise past topics every now and then if you have a goldfish memory haha. And completing questions is part of homework since class focuses on theory. That is true, unlucky for a non-science student like me. But projectiles is also...

Eco is an interesting subject and it's very relevant to the current pandemic situation. Even with just the prelims course, you can be a well informed citizen about economic news. Though it is very content heavy since it's a social science, and it's almost like a university level subject.

I dropped after prelims, but I still remember this one acronym for the factors of design: a queen's old scarf. A- appropriateness of design Q - quality U - use E - ergonomics E - energy N - needs S - safety O - obsolescence L - life cycle analysis D - durability S - sustainability C - cost A...