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[BlackJack]

If by study you mean 2 hours a day... there's no need for that... (not enough stuff to study for as well!)
Make sure your notes are organised. Have every dot point you did in the sciences (and was suopposed to get up to) covered in your summaries.

After that, spend some time a week to make sure you still understand the theory...

For the arts I'm not qualified to comment They hated my perculiar vernacular in the english responses. But reading's a good start.

you can go ahead if you have to... makes for more practice, but makes class boring

I didn't study much this time last year. The the bottom right of each post there would be a couple of buttons. 'quote' should be there....

 

[Dan_the_man]

Whatever u do remember there are always alternative pathways to get where you want to get or you can always do something else. Also don't study 100% of the time.... otherwise you will stress yourself to death and not be alive to do the HSC exams also
DON"T DO DRUGS
that's how you get '30 or less'
I got 87.3 and could've got more if I had've worked harder but I am happier I enjoyed myself thru the year and got a decent UAI instead of no life and super good UAI

 

[Shocker_85]

Originally posted by Orange Juice
i was going to start a thread just like this

seriously i bet this coming year will move really fast and the hsc for 03 will be there in a blink of an eye...
i have no idea how im going to get into my course... i wanna do commerce or something similar but it seems the demand for these courses are huge...so the requirements will most likely be increased...
*waits for sympathy*

and also for the yr12 '02' did you guys start studying in the summer holidays? as in about 1 year ago? im not sure if i should be putting work into school now?

Same here...other than dentistry...my other option is Business...n the UAI's are too high..
i have started studying a bit...but i cant put in my effort 2 the fullest...

 

[InfiniteQ]

Originally posted by Shocker_85


Same here...other than dentistry...my other option is Business...n the UAI's are too high..
i have started studying a bit...but i cant put in my effort 2 the fullest...

I've been advised not to push the pedal to the floor just yet... that's probably true because we've still got a long while before the trials regardless of how quick the time will fly so going out all the way before it's *really* begun is just setting yourself up for a burn out. I'm reading my english texts and doing a little bit of maths everyday.
I'm really freaked out about 4u maths. I have this feeling that I will end up dropping it in term 3 :/

 

[elizabethy]

hey shocker_85
even for me it iz da same! i have started studying a bit but not putting my full efforts!!
advice me on how can i start working seriously !!1

 

[kini mini]

Originally posted by InfiniteQ


I'm really freaked out about 4u maths. I have this feeling that I will end up dropping it in term 3 :/

Despite being in the A class at my school for maths, I failed my half yearly exams and came 40/60 or so. I managed to turn that around and get 92 in the HSC. Work consistently and hard and you will get there. People say 4U is a very hard course, but it is possible to do very well even if you have no confidence in your intuition by memorising all the algorithms commonly required in exams.

 

[Noelle]

OMG now I'm scared!

I haven't done anything these holidays, I haven't even opened my schoolbag!

I'm supposed to have read Emma and Snow Falling on Cedars by the time I get back, but they both suck so it's just so hard.