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I would also note that if you're doing the Psychology route, it probably doesn't matter much which university you go to initially. Ultimately you'll do Honours year and then you'll have the freedom of choosing which university to do Masters at, which is what's more definitive at the end of the...

Another option is that you can just do Arts - Psychology at most universities and transfer into Psychology after you've done well for the first year in university. Cut-offs for Arts - Psychology will generally be a lot less.

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I would say three or four minimum.

It's good if you have a genuine interest in history. It will also likely give you an ATAR boost if you have put in consistent effort. However it is important to note that this course tends to be more about how others have interpreted history rather than the events themselves.

not from usyd but in second year and it's still like that for my lectures

It is really up to you whether or not you think everyone in Hamlet is truly corrupted. Some may have the opinion that Hamlet isn't corrupted, along with some others. But some options is to consider the political structure at the time, which seems to be a drive for some of the corrupted actions...

seinfeld, survivor, person of interest, before season 11 simpsons, futurama, hannibal season 1 hit wonders - lost, heroes, misfits other stuff i have heard is good - game of thrones (declining though), house of cards, prison break, dexter, breaking bad, orange is the new black, the walking...

4u can indeed boost your ATAR quite a bit if you do relatively well in it. Might want to get into a good habit of doing practice questions and papers rather consistently though.

If Ben accepts changing to him, then change to him. But you shouldn't think whatever tutors you have are responsible for your marks. Tutors are mainly there to assist with your learning, and in the end you should be the one building this. You seem to be, how can I say this, topsy turvy in terms...

This. And one of the ways to improve your work ethic is to have a goal to work towards to be honest.

Your results won't carry over of course but it's likely that your studying habits will. I would suggest that you try to get into a consistent habit of studying and revising as well as doing some past papers in Year 12. I suppose it really depends on you individually, however you may get behind...

Since you're doing quite well in all your subjects, if it were me I would consider dropping the subject I enjoy least. Usually I would go the route of seeing which subject I might decline in marks for the next year, but that's probably a harder judgement for you to make. As for keeping it how it...

Ancient, Modern and Extension History is doable (represent here) but you have to really enjoy the subject. I wouldn't recommend doing more than 2 major works, because even doing 2 can be a struggle for some people. If you're planning to do Visual Arts, that single major work might be enough...

well I went to a top 5 selective school and honestly lo and behold we didn't really ever talk about studies that much aside from when it was close to examination blocks

Content should be fine as long as you keep up with it consistently (especially the major work - you'll fall behind if you're not progressing at least once every week). I would say it's a little different from Ancient or Modern History though, but as long as you have a general interest in history...

I disagree with this to be honest. Yes, OP should be confident, but he shouldn't just stop caring about what the father thinks. That probably won't impress the father much and/or give off the impression that he's arrogant, or worse, a complete dickhead. Some dads are just pretty overprotective...

Try coming back to it every week instead of every month, it might work better that way. Also find other various ways to help implement it into your memory, like diagrams, mind maps, etc. Visual stimuli can really help for some people.

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