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People only choose it when they have no other valid option.

sik dp kuzzz (srs)

1v1 IRL infront of station kunt - anyday kuzzz

oi kunt that is perfect.

pretty much - after that smash HSC exams and let the smarter kids pull you up.

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when you draw them out - you should show the overlap in HSC instead of just a zero band gap. But someth1ng explained it perfectly.

if you got the interview - you're in. Just be normal - extremely casual. I had my interview in year 10 (Kingscross maccas), guy was very casual, asked a few questions like what I'm currently doing etc and what the person above said. Give straight simple answers in a casual tone.

done!

that's the spirit.

Yeah definitely - I wouldn't travel for that long. But really, depends what they are doing (e.g. heaps of people go UWS for med sci/sci in hope for med) but picking UWS for commerce over UNSW for 1 hour travel probably isn't the best decision.

I don't agree with him - but UWS gives LOADS of opportunities for people from those areas. lol their ATAR cut off means jack shit - someone I know got into UWS law by consistently calling them and asking for a place - ATAR was no where near cut off.

goooooooooooood luck

Yeah, they are great resources, but - don't take anything on the internet as valid - always check. I learnt almost everything for communication off this guy: http://www.youtube.com/channel/UCLBohbbgb9b138zWn-9maEQ. Made my notes from hear (pun intended) - great visuals and in-depth explanations...

solid.

We all make sillies (I'm make way too many fk), but it has to be accounted for in the marks. I agree 30% is a bit much - but everyone had the same, and 9ish people got full marks haha - most likely marking wasn't too harsh or a fairly simple assessment (unless top 9 are absolute beasts and 94+...

http://www.youtube.com/user/Letslearnscience Quite useful - I remember when this guy had 1 subscriber (now 2500+) - was lucky enough to be one of the first to see his videos. It is good for a general overview of all topics + dot points. I do recommend looking at other textbooks and consulting...

Anyone has the link for this on ACER's page. EDIT: I emailed ACER - they said the practice material reflects the test - 3 hour rest with no rest break. They still haven't provided me with a link on ACER's website. Its not on the information booklet...

most people I know memorised for Mod A and C because they TEND to be generic - even if they aren't you can find your way around it. Mod B, fuck no - just memorise themes, techniques, quotes, context etc

There is no golden rule mate. For maths feel free to do more, for subjects like physics - you can do a few and learn ways to answer etc with marking guidelines, rather than just doing it for the sake of it. Learn from the mistakes you make in each trial paper and make note of them so you don't...