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I dunno, in my opinion its a dumb rule, students should be rewarded for studying more anyway, why hold them back. Yeah my mum lets me skip school whenever I want, it seems retarded but she trusts that I know whats best for myself, and sometimes wagging school to study does help especially on...

Our school forbids us to be away 2 weeks before an exam unless its a legitimate medical problem. They fear that we wag school to study at home and that gives us a leading edge making it unfair for the other students having to waste 6 hours at school doing revision. Yeah I sometimes do force...

Whats chem eng like and how are the job prospects?

I've always liked science as a subject (except biology, hate that so much) so this of course fuels my interest into getting into a university degree which contains such content including phys chem or math. The thing is looking at the cut-offs there are so many different pathways such as mecha...

Because he had already gotten a scholarship which didn't require his chem mark, his other internal marks were brilliant as well, he was guaranteed a 99, there was no reason for his HSC mark for chem to be in the high band 6's. I'm just saying this as a scenario, sorry if you guys really thought...

I don't think its A, all the answers end with, "WITHIN THE LOOP", if you were taking lenz's law into account then it should produce a magnetic field which opposes the motion of the change of shape in coil, so it should repel Earth's south pole, so if a magnetic field detector was used in that...

Btw what paper is this? thats a pretty weird question

If the answer is B all i can think of is eddy currents, its a loop of wire so if you move it within a magnetic field it'll produce eddy currents within the loop of wire, the eddy currents itself generate a magnetic field, causing the detector to detect the magnetic field coming out from earth...

Getting a 99 in that school is hard, that means the two that got it were extremely hard working, not saying that anyone else who got 99 isn't but considering they were in such a small cohort i guess they didn't let the fact that they were acing everything blind them from consistency. Nah i'm...

put in enough effort and you can beat any selective kid you want unless they go ruse or baulko then just pray they do shit

Yeah i guess, its not bad i guess, my friends cohort didn't do too badly, a few people got above 90, their sciences aren't that good tho. I go to girra

Yeah it does have an extremely small cohort but its in the city, and its not that good in comparison to full selective schools.

lol thats what i thought

If you're looking to join, its in Redfern about a 10 minute walk from the station, its a pseudo selective school and its not that popular, my friend's selective cohort had 30 people in it lol, i guess its perks are you're pretty much mates with your whole cohort so none of that hiding notes from...

I don't but i know two people that do, one of which is my close friend.

so the big question is does the battery pen actually work lol, i asked my friend if i should try it and he reckons that i'll screw up my writing when the exam comes. Thoughts?

yeah i said the exact same thing, your hsc your responsibility its not a big issue but just talking about it for arguments sake, my mate and i always talk about this kind of crap.

it also has a booklet of worked solutions which is separate and i think its an extra $50. also the worked solutions are shit, it has worked solutions for every 2nd question -__-

A mate and i were discussing about whether this person was an asshole or not He is an ex year 12 from last year who came 1st in chem, a very smart guy who could easily get 99.xx, in the externals he bombed out and got below what he was expected, i don't talk to this guy and nor does my friend...

depends on school, in selective schools your conditioned to think high 90s are hard and that getting 90+ is expected of you. and i dont think natural talent is influential, its purely how much you work, hsc is about time management not IQ