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They can't forcibly reject you from a subject. Although many schools do disallow students from picking subjects (such as yours), they can only advise you to not take up the subject due to difficulty and whatnot. Even MX2 I don't think they can disallow.

I think in my experience, pick up extension english only if you wish to pursue it in Year 12 and is interested in English. Sure, it may give you extra perks and you might actually do something that you find more interesting than advanced (such as Gothic and creative writing), but I think you're...

Yes you can keep them.

Advanced. Try to do Advanced English no matter what. Dropping to standard will kill your ATAR. Sadly you'll be doing Shakespeare in your senior years so I suggest you try improving in that aspect.

Well then I guess the ones you mentioned are your best bet. Good luck.

Caringbah has pretty attractive gals. Otherwise, same-sex schools aren't that bad as most have sister schools nearby them, NSG/NSB, Syd Girls/High, St George/Tech.

Re: if I go international exchange does that give me high chance of getting a job at How good do your marks have to be to get an entry level job in Korea?

Re: if I go international exchange does that give me high chance of getting a job at Because you can speak fluent English. I'm pretty sure that ability in itself gives you a huge advantage when up against locals looking for the same job. Especially if it's for a global company.

I enjoy listening to classical piano music or some light Jazz.

Jamsil/Sincheon. Seoul looks amazing nowadays :3

Defining choking in an exam for me. I don't think you understand. Since when did doing not as well as I expected to do considered 'choking'?

lol I really don't know about that mate

Never said I choked. I just didn't go as well as I wanted to, and compared to the rest of the school, my mark wasn't great.

Same here bro :( Didn't do too well!

Yes you can Streetboy/lightningbolt/Omed.

Have a look at Oppo - might interest you.

Dayumn that's what we're doing atm in modern. Hope it isn't as brutal.

That used to be what I wanted to do until I realised the unrealistic ATAR goal for me + the unrewarding features of being associated with law. But hey, that's just me, and things could change.

Woah your legal teacher has LLB? Is this common? o.o

Depends on the sub.