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As the title suggests, are we allowed to use any form of white out in our HSC exams ? Cheers

In the production of goods, Streamlining of the process through high levels of efficiency and speed are essential in reducing overall cost, whilst reducing lead times and faults within the product. In the delivery of services differs as high levels of customization and increased customer...

I believe there is nothing wrong with dropping a subject as long as you are confident in your decision. Having dropped from 2u to general maths as many others it is difficult to score 90+ due to the differences within the courses, all though most of the year 11 content is covered again in yr...

what are you talking about hahaha ????

Hey guys, like many i struggle with English, any structures or anything tips to improve my short answers in paper 1 ? Cheers

I think the general rule is: if you don't know what to drop, don't drop. You want to be 100% sure of dropping either disliking the subject or performing poorly, if you're dropping just for the sake of it you will mostly likely regret it.

Hey guys im currently in year 12 and like many, planning on going to university. Does anyone have any tips or anything they wish they knew before making the transition? Thanks

School rank 58 English Adv : 117/221 General Maths: 2/132 Chem: 34/90 Business: 13/101 PDHPE: 3/51 Thanks

Exercise questions are good for working on areas of particular weakness, but past papers are good for improving general knowledge and exam technique.

Yeah i would highly recommend picking up or continuing a sport during yr 12, it improves your physical and mental health while giving you an active way of taking a break from study.

Yeah so the key word there is FLAT RATE, not compounded monthly etc

Toast with what ever you feel like as a topping

School rank is used and it is important in moderating internal ranks Eg. First in ENGLISH ADV in Baulkham hills HS is a lot more difficult than a +300 rank school, thus it is moderated appropriately

Yeah getting a job is pretty beneficial, i usually take time off during exam periods but it teaches you life skills, looks good on your CV and also helps with time management tbh.

Have you considered using a binder folder, you can add or remove pages as you like and avoids this whole dilemma

Im looking to get into physiotherapy at USYD but will definitely not make the atar cut off, what is the most efficient undergrad course to go through and how easy is the process? Thanks guys

Don't get me wrong its really fun at the start but after a while you release the limitations of the game through its small meta and monotonous game play

There is very little continuation from year 11 PDHPE to year 12, only one small section. You're not missing out on anything