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Keep up the work ethic and you'll get 97 or higher! :smile:

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Probably mid 70's to low 80's depending on your cohort and your hsc exam

http://dramatica.com/analysis/witness Have a skim through that website, it should give you a few ideas about choices and consequences

Somewhere near in the high 90's Very good rankings for half yearly report

Your subjects are fine, as long as you study consistently..there's no reason why you can't achieve a good Atar As for your choice between ancient history and business studies, do the subject that you are more interested in.

Anywhere in the 80's Could be higher or lower depending on your cohort

You won't be disadvantaged, just do a bridging course for Maths at uni and speak to the lecturers, there's always a way around maths Worry about your Atar, not maths

Mid 70's Need a large improvement in 2U Maths (probably 20/47) if you want 80+ Atar

Try a different way of studying for exams...and if your generally a good student who gets around 80%, talk to your teachers and they should give you a few tips

Re: b.economics usyd vs b.comm/law macquarie According to RBA graduate opportunities website: Cadets are third-year (or equivalent penultimate-year) students who intend to complete Economics or Finance Honours and who have attained a distinction average on the core subjects of their...

http://www.mediafire.com/download/49c660y056b3zoa/Case+study+crumpler.docx nerdasdasd originally posted this in another thread..

Even though you've done poorly in school assessments, forget about it and study for trials & HSC You can't be screwed if you haven't done trials/HSC yet...as for your atar aim, as long as you study effectively, getting in the 70-80 region shouldn't be too hard

If you already have 30/45, then whats the concern? Just try your best and see how you go

http://www.mediafire.com/download/qyl4kjle2yedk50/Year+10+Half+Yearly+Mathematics.pdf

Even if you end up doing Commerce at University, legal studies won't be that beneficial Just do the subject you are more interested in As for Ext.1 maths, agree with OzKo, you'll be fine as long as you work consistently.

http://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:_hnoZI_8mRIJ:oconnorshamlet.weebly.com/uploads/7/8/6/7/7867305/intense_human_relationships_response_hamlet.doc+&cd=1&hl=en&ct=clnk&gl=au&client=firefox-a Might help you with the question..

88 - 90 Boost your English advanced and Maths 3U rank if possible

Overall, none of the business/commerce majors are difficult. It just comes down to your motivation & capacity to understand the concept instead of memorising/summarizing from lecture slides + textbook. As for the high fail rate in Accounting, people just get lazy before final exam..

Considering there's no specifics by the original poster.. This should help with your question: http://mercury.webster.edu/westedou/financial_ratios.htmhttp://