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http://www.schools.nsw.edu.au/media/downloads/schoolsweb/learning/yr7_12assessments/ss_appform8_12.pdf Just fill that in and submit it to Sefton High School's principal by the closing date..

Re: MQ commerce students!!! can you give me info on the difficulty of these subjects! It's not impossible to score a HD in ACCG224 but it is a very challenging subject. If your a top student, this subject won't bother you...however if you're an average student..I'd suggest going to PAL and...

ACST is a pain in the ass subject. I remember one session when they had a 46% fail rate (in ACST201)...so many people ended up with an overall mark of 50.

Giants are a promising team but I don't see them being competitive for 4 Quarters for another 2 years. Hopefully once the players get 50-ish games under the belt and put on some muscle, they'll be able to win a few games. Jeremy Cameron is going to be a top-class Forward.

Re: MQ commerce students!!! can you give me info on the difficulty of these subjects! ISYS100 is like a GPA booster. As long as your not a lazy student, getting a D should be easy cause there's no final exam.

You'd probably get 70 (or just below) Atar...if your General Maths & PDHPE rank was a bit higher, I would of said 75.

Re: MQ commerce students!!! can you give me info on the difficulty of these subjects! ACCG224 is the most difficult subject out of the list you've provided Getting Distinctions in ACCG100, 101, 200 isn't hard, you just need to study effectively.

You would need some form of income to be eligible for NRAS

Odd list, don't agree about Fairfield Holsworthy, Revesby could be added to your list as safe suburbs.

Even if a 3rd year course outweighs a first year...your GPA will still be negatively affected because you failed a subject. As for HECS, I don't know about UNSW rules..but for faculties at other uni's, if you repeat a subject, you pay the fee again..

Unless MATH1081 is a prerequisite for another subject, nothing else is supposed to happen...

http://savemyhsc.com.au/2011/06/20/sample-hsc-english-essay-belonging/ http://savemyhsc.com.au/category/area-of-study-belonging/

http://community.boredofstudies.org/showthread.php?t=258642 Previous thread...

I completely support this. Less quantity, more quality in terms of graduates

Between 65-70

http://www.kewpid.net/hsc-notes/ http://www.scribd.com/doc/34492797/HSC-ECONOMICS-NOTES-SYJC http://www.jezzza.com/blog/wp-content/uploads/2010/12/Economics-Summary-Notes1.pdf All of the links above provide good HSC Economics notes..

Even if there was another test, people would find a way around it and still get into law...get into second year, get bored or find it too difficult and then drop out. As for people with slightly lower marks who really want to do law, tough luck. Do a different degree, get at least credit...

For Physics, it's all about understanding the concept and practicing as many questions as possible. If you don't get a particular question, ask the teacher for feedback or ask a friend for a bit of help on a particular topic. Group study always helps with Physics, as in getting together...

http://sydney.edu.au/stuserv/learning_centre/workshops.shtml http://cce.sydney.edu.au/course/TAES Just look for your university's learning centre...they always run academic workshops throughout the semester..

With maths its simple, practice makes perfect. Also studying in groups and/or teacher feedback is always useful for cutting out mistakes.