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hmm. I don't think they'll bother putting it on moodle.

I'd like to see the score break up as well, but something tells me that we might not ever see them.

The only thing with being a big fish in a small pond, is that you don't have to try to be the best. So you wouldn't really reach your full potential, right? I spent 30 minutes on a school bus every morning, (and I know that people spent longer,) just to go to Baulkham Hills. I don't mind the...

Yep, I checked mine a little after I posted that. hehe. whoops. How did you go? I got 75. LOL.

Getting a 99 ATAR will definitely require quite a bit of work. However, the exact amount of study would depend on things like your natural intelligence and how effectively you study. There isn't too much I can say though, being a NSW student, I could just be completely wrong with anything else I...

We were going to have a maths/physics stream, but there was just too many people in the maths stream, so they split us up. but wow. SCIF without the camp. I would've transferred.

That's until they dump you with all this useless stuff to do, like peer reviews and a biography of yourself in 15 years, AFTER you've finished all your exams effectively ruining your holidays. Also, about a week or two before the exams ended, there was just SO much SCIF work to do - as useless...

I actually maintained my weight over year 11 and 12. It wasn't until the actual trials-HSC period, I actually ended up LOSING weight. Awkward.

Ah. I see. I actually liked my prospective biography. I thought mine was awesome. I always liked creative writing. :D But yeah, I really want my SCIF marks already so I can get my proper WAM.

Julian admits that the organisation for SCIF was even worse this year than it usually is. Like Shadowdude said, SCIF is only good for meeting people, and even then, the camp alone would've been sufficient. Out of the people that do SCIF that I'm closest to now, pretty much all of them are people...

I meant that I read the biography done on you. As in, I was reading all about your life story. I gave it a 10/10 - but then again, it's SCIF, so that's not really saying anything.

I did the selective test in year 6 and I was very lucky to have gotten into Baulkham Hills. I think selective schools are great. Everyone talks about competition in selective schools, and I think that in most cases, that is a very healthy thing. In primary school, I was easily one of the best...

LOL. I just realised it was YOUR classmate biography that I reviewed. "He plays online nation-running games, where he has taxed 100% of the incomes of his simulated citizens, showing his rational approach to life and his interests in economics." Interesting.

This. Minus the praise for Pej. I just want to know that I passed so I never have to do it again.

CHEM1011 - 67 MATH1141 - 87 PHYS1131 - 91 SCIF1121 - LATE FREAKING ENTRY. The people that run scif have the worst organisation skills ever. But, omg fml. I HATE CHEMISTRY SO MUCH. THANK GOD I PASSED, NOW I NEVER HAVE TO DO IT EVER AGAIN. but there goes a HD WAM for me. :(

omg. I'm nervous. I really don't want to fail chemistry and have to do it again. :( Time for some deep breathing.

YES. I WATCH IT FOR THE HOT ACTORS. Also because I'm bored and I just wanna lie on the couch watching TV.

Not sure. But if you look up the 2010 IMO site, the results say that North Korea got disqualified for cheating. I lol'd (a year ago).

Wow. There's less ruse people this year and there's someone from Perth! I don't know anyone from last year's olympiads from Perth. The best of luck to them! Hope they come back with a stack of medals! Also, lol if North Korea cheats again.

You might be able to do it just as extra subjects. So your choices are: 1. Do subjects in the summer semesters. 2. Overload during the year 3. Take longer to finish your course. So basically, in the end, Chinese wouldn't count to your degree, but if you really want to do it, there's nothing...