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I've applied for Sydney Scholars and UNSW's All Rounders, and I might apply for UWS' Vice-Chancellor's Award

These are my final averages and ranks in each subject School rank: 190s Subject, average, rank, b6s in 2017 English Advanced: 95%, 2/50ish, 7 Mathematics: 85%, 3/47, 4 Society and Culture: 92%, 2/17, 4 (1% between me and 1st) Legal Studies: 95%, 2/27, 6 Visual Arts: 95%, 1/15, 5...

As far as I know from my VA teacher all BOWs (at least this year) are taken to a marking center in Homebush. Your teacher should be able to sort out transport and packaging

I've flunked the last two math exams, so my raw internal mark for mathematics is 84. I'm not sure of my rank, but at this stage is it still possible to get a band 6?

Re: Coalition ‘alarmed’ after students with Atars as low as 17.9 accepted into teachi I'm not entirely sure if this is true or not, but a teacher once told me that there are thousands of people with qualifications in teaching on waiting lists for a full time job and apparently many don't get...

Ah ok. I found the geometry in that exam to be okay, which is saying something given that geo is my least favourite topic lol

Honestly can't even remember what was in q14, so it couldn't have been too bad haha. Do you remember what was in it?

I found the rest of the exam pretty good. Really glad there wasn't too much geometry in there. I really liked the finance question too

Yeah I gotta say the exam was a lot easier than previous years' CSSA papers. Still kicking myself for not getting the very last question jfc two marks gone bc I overthink everything. Fucking rectangles Q16 a) was working out the radius of a circle from the perimeter of a sector and its radius...

Highly recommend remembering each as a whole, it will become way too confusing doing it paragraph by paragraph. If you're worried about forgetting the first piece then just go back to it and keep alternating between the two.

Section 1 or 2 or both? Also do you mean case studies of artists or general exam tips? I don't have case studies but I can give you some exam tips

Oh damn awesome Thank you!!!

Haha I was originally going to but got scared off from people saying it's better to memorise quotes But yeah, after memorising about 30 out of 55 quotes, I think I'm just gonna go back to remembering essays/paragraphs

Omg you're a legend Thank you!!

I'm probably going to sound really stupid but If a question asks "what is the total distance travelled in t seconds", how would one figure this out easily? If needed I can find an example question, but I'd like a general solution to this problem

same omg anyone got any tips on how to memorise approx 55 quotes/techniques for paper 2?

Intro, Log and Conclusion - 500 max (each) Central Material - 2000-4000 words No limit for annotated bibliography

The 'personal statement' can be found on the 'how to apply guide' on the Sydney Scholars page. It's essentially a few questions you need to answer about your academic merits, leadership experience, and why you're applying at USYD

Don't do it Not only would you have a chance of being caught for plagiarism (and getting 0), but its unfair for those who actually tried with their pips *coughs*

Culture as a concept could simply be the way women are viewed in the West and/or in Japan For your cross-cultural component, either of what you suggested will be good