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I know a person who used Maths in Focus and ended up with a 99.55 ATAR. But no state ranks as far as I’m aware.

What are your general interests?

I bought mine at the start of 2018 and haven't had any issues since. My experience with the Aspire has been very positive. I first bought a Lenovo laptop which had inferior specs to the Aspire. It was unbearably slow (it had an i3) and the battery was terrible (I was getting less than 5 hours...

Yeah in that case they would be useful since, if you end up doing standard maths, you will need to compensate the adv/extension content not covered because I'm pretty sure that's assumed knowledge for engineering courses.

From the University of Sydney: "If you do not have the assumed knowledge for your course, we strongly recommend that you undertake bridging studies. Otherwise, you might find it difficult to manage the work, as your lecturer will assume you are familiar with this area of study. Bridging courses...

The Acer Aspire 5 is also considered a budget gaming laptop since it has decent specs and a decent graphics card. A youtuber called Austin Evans made a video about it a couple of years ago I know you’re not particularly interested in gaming, but thought I’d mention it anyway.

Acer Aspire 5. I’ve used mine for school as well as for uni and it never did anything wrong.

This handwriting should become a font for Word. 👌🏻

I'm kinda wanting to hear what that person has to say tbh.

They shouldn't penalise all students. That's just very unfair. The original assignment should've been cancelled and a new one assigned and completed under much stricter conditions. While ANU may have reached the perpetrators, it was at the expense of students who might've put a lot of effort...

Not really necessary for Business and IPT. Knowing the content/syllabus is what you need the most in these 2 subjects and your textbook and/or any other resources you might be given at school are good enough.

Congrats!

In addition to what @quickoats mentioned about double majors, have you also considered postgraduate options? Instead of doing a double degree, you could also study a Master of Finance for instance.

Probably go through your textbook so you have an idea of what to expect. You could also ask anyone you know who's already done preliminary pdhpe for help/notes.

Business is easier overall. I'm not sure which of the 2 fields is more competitive (I would assume IT is) but you gotta make yourself appealing to employers in both fields anyway. Probably go with IT if you don't mind studying difficult things.

A lot of people tend to do Business/Commerce and Law as well as Business/Commerce and IT so if you have an interest in either Law or IT these double degrees could work for you, not to mention double degrees could be more beneficial. Otherwise, depending on what you plan to study within your...

In addition to what everyone mentioned above, I thought I’d share this motivational quote:

It's great to see former students being so helpful to future HSC students. All the best!

Not sure about that tbh. But @c8 mentioned something important which OP might wanna have a look at.