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Go whenever you want- you join the clubs whenever, they'll be open so just come along and say you want to sign up

I think it's worth it a) some clubs require you have an access card to join b) some events will be free for access members c) discounts will probably eventually add up so it's worth it!

By each hour in class, do you mean lectures? I.e. One lecture= approx 3hrs study

Macq apparently has the best psychology course, but overal ranking isn't that great.

How many hrs of study for most people (on average) during university?

UNSW. UTS reputation/prestige is....

Sit on the lawn, go to the library, read, socialise, grab a coffee etc.

USyd is prestigious in general. If it's closer and you have a scholarship, I'd recommend USYD.

Similarly, I never had a passion for Chemistry in Year11- I just found it incredibly boring. Follow what you want to do, it'll lead you to the right choice.

Task 1 was quite daunting for me as well. If you're 5th in 3U, definitely continue with it. There will be a lot of times when you think about giving up but I advise you strongly don't. Scaling is worth it- around 60% would translate to Band 6.

No.1 in Australia in terms of rankings. INternationally regonised. If you're interested in prestige and shit.

How well do you do in 3U? If you're capable, try it.

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Revenge- best drama ever. so thrilling. And Emily Vancamp plays the manipulate character so well :) Homeland- acting, plotline, thrill, suspense is top of the top stuff.

DO ENGLISH ADVANCED. Unless you're 100% not confident with English. Same goes for Maths. Also business, legal and pdhpe aren't that great in terms of scaling.

Really don't know...there isn't any reliable way to test this so just do what suits you

8hrs, but this may decrease as you approach the HSC lol

I agree, you rarely need English in life after school

With Psychology, cut-off for Sydney is 97 so you'd be competing against them..just think about the competition, so in the work force, there'll be competition over the fact that someone in BSci graduated with a credit vs. someone in BPsych with HDs

Is that changing units of study?