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Yr 12 is much better for me after trialling with prelims. I just started yr 12 so not the best person to discuss how the atar works but school definitely does make a difference to your atar - assessments, peers and teachers. There's heaps of sites online that explains how school affects your atar.

Tbh in year 11.. it was one of my worst years... So no I didn't have a set timetable but I definitely recommend it. Make sure to make it flexible though cos some days won't go as planned :D good luck in year 11

It's your choice if you want to start straight away. But I think you should wait until mid or end of term 1 to see which subjects you're struggling with.

Your school should be providing you textbooks in school but sometimes they are overly detailed. Of course, buy textbooks if you feel the need to. Since the summer holidays are coming up I recommend studying bits and pieces of each subject while referring back to the syllabus. Just build some...

I do 5 subjects (SAC, VA, eng adv, maths adv & biology). I just got my maths marks back for the first assessment and I did shit (32/50). I'm going well for the other subjects but I'm really worried that maths with drag my atar down... Does anybody have any advice/tips/anything to make me feel...

Doing the hsc next year and looking at this paper gives me some hope.

So I'm debating on two ideas for my PIP and it's extremely frustrating since I want to start on researching asap An Investigation of music and music lyrics impact on youths' development of self-acceptance. This one definitely interests me more but I'm afraid that it would be harder to research...

Thank you, I think just the confrontation scares me haha

I need some advice on how to approach the topic because my dad is strict and set on me continuing chem... Also, I have two major works (society and culture and visual arts) so I guess dropping chem would allow me more time to focus on that.