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I thought that Sydney Grammar had the most difficult exam.

There is no shame in failing :) If you can shove a really high ATAR in someone's face at the end of the day, that's all that matters, really. People failed at my school - 5 times. And you know what, I'm happy that failed so they can sorta push our marks up. If you fail, it doesn't mean you're...

Tutors aren't necessary, they're like a trend now. A fashion accessory. And plus, some teachers in selective schools aren't really good and they could tell you wrong info, which is why a tutor is there to guide you. They're not super teachers you now. Selective schools only provide a...

You don't have to study, remember. I had lots of free time + tutor so yes, time management is the key and prioritising your tasks, definitely.

At first, I personally didn't like Truong because it didn't really follow school. Later I realised why they did that and its REALLY beneficial. It's different, but for the better.

Nothing beats experience, but it can be done.

WOAAAAAH that's a lot of subjects. But since they're all similar in a way, I guess it's not bad...

^ @CaffeineMotor Are you getting the 2012 ones or waiting until December 2012 for the 2013 ones?

Post it up anyway :) People have strong opinions about everything who know nothing. It's easier irritating someone than to please them. It's nice to see you're actually doing something. Btw nice marks, first at school?

My friend worked there... she quit because she was already working at Maccas and everyone there were adults. But I remember the pay was quite good ($15/h maybe). I think the may reason she quit was that they gave her really late hours (12pm-ish) while she still had school.

My friend worked there... she quit because she was already working at Maccas and everyone there were adults. But I remember the pay was quite good ($15/h maybe). I think the may reason she quit was that they gave her really late hours (12pm-ish) while she still had school.

This is why I love Liverpool library. But yes, food + library = potentially perfect studying conditions imo

Oh as long as it's not used in HSC... also I don't feel the 'love' from the characters if you know what I mean.

I guess there, you're either good at maths or you're not.

We learnt originality for EX1, and from what I remember, nothing is 'original' and that all texts are borrowed in one way or another. Basically, they want the writer (you) to have some sort of an opinion. All textbooks and teachers provide you with information, and it's up to you to form your...

coffeeeee! Chips are bad for me, they get strangely addictive and before you know it, you've finished the whole big package before you finished your work...

I hope you smash your HSC externals Spiral, you deserve all the marks you can get!

Move :) I think you'll regret not moving than staying. It's a wonderful opportunity into the 'unknown'. I took that leap and I'm very happy where I am.

Use LOTS of textbooks: 2 or 3. All of them have pros and cons such as wrong info, inaccurate style of questions, etc.

Chemistry English Advanced Maths EX2 Physics AIM: 99+ (: