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Whilst I definitely advise you to write more, but you will be able to think more carefully and meaningfully about less ideas than juggling like lots of creatives at the same time, i.e. write like three or four max and then develop your favourite ones further... you shouldn't necessarily think of...

I think all the above comments are really well thought out, and I will just add this OP, don't be too harsh on yourself, you are already making progress turning up to classes, perhaps think of other ways to help you learn more effectively, perhaps instead of the travelling time, you stay at...

NESA had standard HSC packages for HSC 2015-if you search it up, under appropriate subject heading, there will be example answers of appropriate length of answers to get certain bands in an exam conditions.

Re: Advice from a graduated HSC student on how to excel in senior year studies(yr 11/ Ultimately you need to want something bad enough that you are willing to sacrifice it. Willpower is a muscle, the more you use it, the easier it gets. One of my students who is currently doing very well at...

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http://community.boredofstudies.org/128/preliminary-hsc/317056/how-excel-senior-year-studies-yr-11-12-99-atar-graduate.html There is some strategies in my study guide, if you haven't feel free to check it out :)

I agree with previous poster, break tasks into small chunks so it is less overwhelming, also it may not be necessarily to write every day to maximise your marks. I think in your case, targeted help as in face to face tutor would help you significantly, to break down structure of essay/creative...

I think I mistaken you for someone else in the PM, so ignore my reply about the UNSW stuff.. I did my HSC like 4 years ago, so I don't really remember lol.

No calculus at all except in rates (but that's still nothing like what you do in high school). The hardest thing about chemistry will be chemistry, not maths. 2-3 hours probably in first and second year, in third year-when I did organic chemistry, the lab was 3.5 hours (and it is hectic...

Yeah one poem per paragraph is enough. It might be easier to do three in terms of structure, but if you do two, you would probably write four paragraphs, so like para 1-poem 1, para 2-poem2, para 3-poem1, para4-poem 2 exploring two main ideas altogether. But you should ask your teacher about...

I remember in my prac I had to identify what ions there were in some solution..

I just finished the chemistry part of my degree at UNSW so I am probably a very reliable source haha :) So in terms of maths, it will just be some formulas-so not very demanding... so maths 2 unit is definitely enough. University chemistry is much more difficult and not at all like HSC chem, in...

Good luck in finding a person like that, let us know when you have found one and I am sure other forum members will be very grateful for their existence.

We don't have a policy regarding that, and anyways, a post count is arbitrary because arguably unfair if someone just spams forum with 'posts' and then be entitled to essay marking... but throwing aside concern of potential abuse of system, we simply don't have anyone that has time to do free...

One mini point I want to make about this is firstly, it is not physically possible for someone to write 100 essays for practice (that's like 25 essays per module-which suggest they are either studying very inefficiently or don't know what they are doing), and equate to 2 essays for every single...

I think you should choose international business because you tend to do better in things you are interested in, no point choosing a popular major but barely scrapping a pass, and in either event, accounting is already a very popular major, so even if international business doesn't work out, you...

The lecturer will use their common sense and not penalise you for being a minute late

Honestly, with technology coming in, there will be an oversupply of all kinds of graduates. Don't let that deter you too much, even if law doesn't work out, you can rely on your economics degree to get a job. If you are interested in law and get the marks, try it, if you don't really like it but...

What's your concept of 'cheap'?

That might be true to other science disciplines which is a good correction, to my understanding, if the major in science is chemistry, you need to graduate with first class honours to do pHD.