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Yep and there was lots of news stories about people in those areas crowding on beaches and meeting up, while Western Sydney was so heavily restricted in comparison where you couldn't even go outside 5km of your house

Just read it like once and then flick through again when you are deciding on quotes. The main thing with HSC english is to get the reading part over quickly and focus on drafting essays and then progressively making it better over several revisions with the help of a teacher/tutor for marking

Societies at uni aren't really like about learning about a degree or related to study really. Even if you join degree based societies like science students, engineering students. It's just a way for people to make friends by attending some events like barbeques, balls, camp of people who might...

Not that I am aware of but maybe someone else has some links/resources

https://boredofstudies.org/threads/advice-for-chem-practical-exams.397996/#post-7414830 Have a look on this post I made before. In terms of practice papers, aside from ones you could maybe get from your school, there isn't really any papers out there on the internet for the prac exams

I don't have any of these. Also, please keep in mind do not upload those PDFs on this website as it against copyright which this site has to abide by. In the past we have been contacted by companies regarding users uploading their materials. As a result we will be required to remove those...

Sorry I'm not following what you mean?

Those 2 are the best in current syllabus If you are wanting past paper based textbooks there are ones like Strive, Success One, Checkpoints

Can't really make a generalising statement like that. Like high school some teachers are better than others at explaining things. Same thing at uni

Depends on the degree and your goals, in terms of how much the workload will be. Some degrees are suited better to semesters because there is more content, others have worked well in both the semester and trimesters. Generally speaking though it depends on what do you value If it's the quality...

the end of semester exams week break is not really a thing sadly :( It's basically like 3 days lol and then the exams start

Most unis run on a 2 semester system, where there are: - 13 weeks - a mid term break around week 7 - you do 4 subjects (maximum) per semester The difference with UNSW trimesters is that: - 3 semesters instead of 2 - each semester is 10 weeks long - flexibility week during week 6 (basically...

It depends on the degree. For something like science it was honestly a living hell. That's because already in the semester system it felt like there was so much content to learn and so many assignments because in that type of degree there is a lot of small type of assignments each week such as...

Yes you can change degrees at uni. There is an internal program transfer a few times a year

Yeah ideally in the breaks but if it's during the semester than that's the next best alternative

It depends on the internship

As many as you can the better. The more experience you have the better your resume and skills will be. The main thing you need to just balance is the time. You don't want to take on too much and then it negatively impact your marks at uni, so if there is any internship you are doing during the...

It's fairly similar in terms of what you do, you have to do some kind of big project with the direction of a supervisor who will help you deciding the topic and guiding you along the way. My friend did a computer science honours year and he also had to do like a project and another did one for...

Generally speaking though getting an 85+ in subjects (i.e. a high distinction) takes a decent amount of work. It varies in each degree how many people get high distinctions, however in my degree on average for subjects probably less than 5% of people get that. A low 90 is usually a first place...

Slightly more than the average student for hours. It's not really like a consistent amount each day/week, because uni is different not every assessed thing is an exam. So for things like lab reports and hand in assignments, that just depends on how long they are. Only really studied closer to...