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Omg pls let me know how you all do! :) I'm an ex Perth session '12 and I did NYSF Internationals as well :)

Theoretically the ones outlined on the table, but realistically the balance of the ones you have the aptitude to succeed in (natural ability, interest OR the base ability to work at it hard enough for a good score) offset by the scaling difference between these subjects for you.

If you can use your final year to bump up to a Credit average it will greatly aid in further study options, as I noticed many Masters programs require a Credit average undergrad. Though I've heard people using a Grad Dip after pass average Bachelors to then move into something else in further study.

Not sure what to do, total eclipse timetable *melancholy tune* I mean my timetable's not bad, I just think I want to change one sub to have lighter load. #laziness

I never made notes for one subject where people were notes obsessed. In the end, I achieved a solid mark in Modern History so like do with your study time what you feel best benefits you. However, I did feel note taking/summarising was useful in one of my subs in particular (Biology) so did...

Arrr so the chem was monstrously hard this year as well. (likes were for sympathy of your experience of the chem exam, not liking that it was hard) For what's worth, there's probably a solid 400 students legitimately thinking they have failed when they have passed than what actually will (which...

I took MBLG1901. As a diligent student as I believe you are, you may as well take MBLG1901. If you are keen to apply yourself in MBLG, you will more likely get more out 1901 because you will have a less crowded prac and more chance to ask your tutor if they are good about MBLG things. It's not...

You sit a different exam to MBLG1001 because it incorporates the Adv lecture components/Adv prac components. The Adv content is more holistic look at MBLG processes. The in common components are some lecture material and some of the basic pracs (to learn calcs and fundamental MBLG techniques)...

As someone that did SSP Human, looking through HBonline a little would have helped with the questions for because you had to be familiar with the anatomical phrases (posterior, anterior, superior etc.) and of course, general anatomy. Helps to reinforce the lectures that seem very removed from...

For a tip-it'll be under whatever lectures you had Murray Thompson for, he LOVES placenta and oocytes. I would strongly suggest you become familiar with what the layers of a developing cell (ectoderm, mesoderm, endoderm) form into as they develop to. From my memory, it's conceptus. A is...

LOL, the almighty kebabs :P (Messsssy) I need to go to one of these sometime. It's on the bucket list to perform at slam poetry actually. You have such good and cute suggestions (pls date me)

I feel like there was some scaling when I did SSP bio because I think I was better in the one I did Adv in, in the exam and I did a bit better in the SSP one :P Not sure what they are doing this year. That said, I have done some Adv units where your assignments are hella lot harder and there's...

Aye, yeah something like that. They are understanding if a first semester student falls a little short of the SAM and approve it forward (with some form of paperwork or discussion?) from what I've heard-so I wouldn't fret OP. Focus your efforts on performing as best as you can for your...

They are calculated at the end of each semester. OP, you can always pull up and do well in the other 75% of psych and if you are sitting comfortably in Ds for your other subjects, getting a high C in psych will still comfortably get you the D average overall for SAM. It's common in first...

We can still get it, I live in NSW and my school/area was considered underrepresented/rural so we were immediately eligible for it. There's a box you have to check in VTAC on the SEAS application-as a NSW student you can still do it. There's several categories you could be eligible under. Mine...

It can also be said that the people that seem to do the most fun stuff and be juggling a million other things can do really well. It's because they only work in productive pockets and don't waste time.

Can I suggest OP that you can be the circuit breaker in this? Initiate a convo not about school. Deflect convos about school 'We talk about this enough...what are we doing for schoolies". It can be so easy to get down on it while you perpetuate it. Spend some time with HSC survivors and talk...

*you're Would I suggest having absolutely impeccable grammar when you apply for scholarships? I am sick of people suggesting that being rural is some kind of free pass to scholarships, especially because one often doesn't understand the educational privilege they have just from living in the...

Life has been hectic, so I'll have to pick up the pace because I'm a little behind on my goal. I'm travelling in the hols so won't read as much as I normally do me thinks when I'm off uni. (Also because part of that travel is technically still uni, after my last exam, I technically start 2 more...

Curious Incident of the Dog in the Nighttime-finished just over a third on it on a short bus ride yesterday morning.