Which Study Guide? (1 Viewer)

[footballstar]

I've just finished the preliminary course and moving onto year 12 in term 4. Can anybody recommend out of macquarie or excel or anything else which is a better study guide

 

[lilsxcwog89]

Five Senses

 

[poopoohead]

i like macquarie- dont have excel

 

[UnIqUe_PrInCeSs]

I have both the excel and macquarie study guides at home, but I'd prefer the excel one over the macquarie one.

 

[chugsta]

i would say macquarie i have both and i feel that macquarie books are easier to understand and goes straight to the point

 

[bollystudent82]

I've been recommended Macquarie by several teachers. Apparently they're easier to understand and are more concise.

 

[gaoOO]

I'd say the macquarie one is much better in terms of setting out. The excel one is arranged badly. Content- macquarie seems more concise than excel. Basically just main points.

 

[= Jennifer =]

macquarie definately...excel is ok but goes a bit off the topic

 

[Dark Phoenix]

macquarie is a good choice. it covers nearly everything in the syllabus and is quite detailed when it comes to responding to 'key questions' in the syllabus. excel has too much irrelevant rubbish in it. but if macquarie lacks somethin, then the excel book can cover it. but the best book for legal studies is heinemann. its a freakin brick but all of it is relevant and worth reading.

 

[Dark Phoenix]

yeah for sure, i know there is a excel one but i dont think i have seen a macquarie one