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A 99 ATAR would require all band 6's. Achieving a 99 ATAR is no easy feat. Once you get into that territory, it's no longer about just grinding. You need to be very, very smart with your time. Even the most organised, hard working students will end up with a 97-98, because they don't fully...

Seriously is a pleasure to read through this thread. Should've done 4u :(

Year 7 maths coming to bite me

No i was about to delete it. I thought A3 was A2 and i was like what

How'd u get A2 to be 3. Having an elderly moment

Yeah you don't need a lot to succeed in the HSC, let alone a pen worth more than 20c each.

Yeah nah its because i'm not gonna stake $100 for a single

Hefty pen. I like a bic with a rubber taped to the top for weight.

Thats good. As i said, I'm not teacher with an 'experienced' eye. Although i do write in cursive, and a lot of my friends do, and I suppose what differentiates us would be the density of your letters. Some of your words are too compact for my eyes, but as i said if you're in a position where...

There's no doubt it's an amazing font of handwriting - but it's the kind of handwriting that's good for birthday cards. I find it difficult to continuously read, though i'm no teacher that would have the eyes for it. Over the years, I've just found that sweet spot between speed and legibility...

Could you do write up some challenging Q's for Ext1?

Its a fairly safe educated guess imo

Yeah, think this was established

Law // Eco is looking fine as

Guess it's good that i don't want to do med then :)

I have no idea how they determine this, nor of its reliability: https://www.topuniversities.com/university-rankings/university-subject-rankings/2020/medicine But, seems like Melbourne takes home #1

Yeah, from what i've heard you're lucky to get into any uni for med.

An asterisk is a more impressive atar

Can any students at ANU or another rival uni they took preference over speak to this?

oh definitely, but i would assume CSSA is the most popular