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im quite sure that once u reach uni you'd make new friends through your degree and student societies dont u? like i mean you'll see your friends from time to time? also i feel that hanging out with the same mates from time to time can get quite irritating which is why i personally think it's...

why would u miss high school? i found it irritating tbh. you're forced to go to classes and such and if u don't rock up your parents get called and all that. it's like dictatorship imo which can become really irritating at times

Uni is better than high school because there's more flexibility in your life (debatable) and your not hassled by your teachers about certain things. Also there is an emphasis on self independence. Social life would obviously be better because there are more opportunities (in terms of student...

There's a number of trials for discovery on the internet Also with regards to Mod B essays, I don't think doing old questions would be useful because the rubric for mod b was different then (iirc)

They said motion (or parts of it) is getting moved to 4U

Are there any particular learning strategies that you like to apply when studying?

I thought 3U was becoming harder? (as well as 2U and general)

Good point though (which I wasn't totally aware of). Scholarships mean virtually paying no money back to uni I would actually argue against the fact that internal transfer wastes more years of your life. There's summer school (to accelerate/catch up/etc) and overloading (can only be done in...

(just saying) but if u dont get the ATAR then you can do an internal transfer all a high ATAR does is it makes your life easier in getting into your desired degree

if u read my OP I said he doesn't want to attend coz he hates high school but technically he did end up graduating even though he didn't go (because he got his grad stuff from school)

If you've had a horrible experience at your last job then apply for anothet All the best :)

I would agree with Mathew587 here Also just keep in contact with friends after high school that way you'll not be as depressed

you should read this https://www.mindhealthconnect.org.au/mental-illness

I'd disagree I think 1. Arguments/not getting along 2. Not being able to commit These are the 2 main reasons but am open to any other reasons

My friend didn't go and it turns out it didn't matter because the school would've mailed him the graduation stuff

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Just apply for the job It's good because it teaches you time management (as well as looks good on any job application) If you have stress issues, then I'd suggest you see a counciller/psychologist (more of the latter imo)

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Ok say they are both good communicators and have good knowledge of the HSC curriculum (inside out) who would you think is better in this case or are they equal? From what I've heard past HSC student tutors can be considered better because they are more relatable and can teach tips and tricks...