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Essentially, you can achieve a high ATAR with any subject combination. In your particular case, your final subject combination will depend on your ATAR goal. Students who took Information and Digital Technology or Hospitality were able to achieve high ATARs. Looking at ATAR data from previous...

Back when I did my HSC, I used the novel "The Wave" (1981) by Todd Strasser as my related text. This novel does not cover the effects of time on memory but it does work well with Kenneth Slessor's poems. Specifically, I remember discussing the abuse of power as a prominent theme and linked that...

Trebla will confirm the location closer to the intended date. Last year's BoS meetup was at Bicentennial Park. :)

Census dates are essentially the deadlines before which a student who drops a unit will not have to pay its fees, and after which a student who drops a unit will still have to pay its fees. For a census date to affect a student in the first place, the student must be enrolled in at least one...

It is essential to provide your ranks in each of your subjects for an ATAR estimate.

Your performance is evidently of a very high standard across your subjects, not to mention the fact that you are ranked first in most of your subjects, which is optimal if you also achieve the highest HSC exam marks within your school cohort in those subjects because of the fact that the...

It means that 87.5 is likely the maximum possible ATAR that can be achieved based on this information. In terms of a range, the minimum is likely around 84.5, so the range would be 84.5-87.5.

No worries. Yes pretty much, even if you submit an eCAF, but are not enrolled in any units, there will not be fees. However, if you are officially enrolled but wish to study a different degree or at a different university, you will need to withdraw.

Given this information, your performance seems consistent with an ATAR of up to 87.5. Your performance is essentially favourable across your subjects, with some exceptions. Modern History, Economics and History Extension are your best-performing subjects. This means that they are likely to make...

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Congratulations on your offers! Generally speaking, accepting an offer and enrolling in a degree are separate actions that lead to two different statuses. When you accept an offer for a degree, you are essentially at a stage where you have the ability to enrol in that degree. However, this does...

From your post, it seems that you are well aware of this subject's workload and your approach to managing it along with the workload from your other subjects seems appropriate. You have recognised the need to drop one or two subjects so that you can effectively manage the workload of both...