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Yay! I'm so excited to apply, really hoping I get in it sounds like so much fun :) Goodluck :) Sent from my GT-I9300 using Tapatalk

Anyone planning on applying for NYSF this year? Sent from my GT-I9300 using Tapatalk

Both physics and chem are very different to the humanities, as both involve quite a bit of calculations. I would say physics is slightly more mathematical based than chem but honestly you should be picking what you are going to enjoy more out of the two. Also check out the requirements for uni -...

I'm also really excited! I can't wait to be doing the subjects that I picked and just really want to get back there now! :)

In year 10 I played hockey on two teams, played netball, was part of a peer tutoring group my school ran, was part of the blood donar program, volunteered with red shield appeal and had a part time job. In year 11 I hope to continue with all my sport, I can no longer partocipate in the peer...

Hey everyone! Glad to see someone started this thread (I feel a lot of time being spent on here coming up) :) Good luck to everyone over the next two years and I look forward to (hopefully) a lot of fun here with you all :)

It depends on the individual not the school for the most part, it isn't significantly better or worse either way and it depends on personal preference :) I find that whenever I start loosing concentration while studying (I can usually stick it out about 40mins) I put a song on (preferably really...

Collages are just finding pictures that represent the topics you've been asked go represent and sticking them all on a page. Or have I ben doing them wrong my whole life? :P

There's some pretty good apps you can use to stop this if you use firefox or chrome. They let yoy type in a list of websites and you can set like a certain amount of time per day you can use them for, set specific times you can use them or block them for a set amount of minutes so you can't use...

Just some things that you might want to consider improving/changing (seeing as though you want feedback) that I've noticed after a bit more exploration: -The ability to be able to clear results or retake tests would be great -Maybe Sorting the tests into topics so that future years (would be to...

Its a good excuse for a bit of fun, but I dont understand how some people spend hundreds of dollars on a dress..

I'm in year 10 this year but I can tell you how I plan on doing it :) I'm going to have a book/folder for each subject for class notes (depending on whats easier for the subject), I'll also have a book with dividers in it for each subject that I can make notes in from other resources, divided...

This site seems very promising! Definitely hope its up and running by my hsc year (2015) because it looks to be a very valuable and easily accessible resource :) great work!

If you are interested in engineering, definitely give 3 unit a shot :) as everyone else has already said, you can drop back down if its too hard :)

I have a practical exam on montion this week and was wondering how I can prepare for it and also what sort of experiment/related questions to expect.

As much as you need to be. I know that answer is really annoying but its true, theres no set amount of hours that will work. This year I'd sat focus more on finding a technique that works for you, and next year just consistently study as much as you need to throughout the term so you wont have...

If you have the time, writing your own notes is best, but it can be useful to use those resources in creating your notes

Just middle I suppose, I just want a rough estimate to see where I need to aim :)

As a really rough estimate, if I could get consistant band fives in the following subjects, what atar would I get? Chemistry Biology Physics English advanced Mathenatics Mathematics extension 1 (lets say if I can get an E3) 2 Unit Religion Also, at a school ranked 400+ what ranks would...

Get on youtube and type in "solubiloty rules NAG SAG" its pretty good, if you're more into rhymes and songs and things there is a good solubility rules song that's also on youtube. I found both of these very helpful, but really it comes down to repetition until you know them. Good luck :)