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Omg dis is actually me rn

Is anyone else more excited for tomorrow to be over, than nervous about the actual exam? Or is it just me

Can confirm.

Yeah, but I have a deep innate desire to burn all things HSC related

I shall most certainly be in attendance if this ends up being a thing

Lol this time tomorrow I'll never have to think about discovery ever again

Ah okay. I very much hope for a statement then

I doubt it'll be that because they did that last year. I'm predicting something like 'use one of the following three images as stimulus', or something like that. Tbh, I'd prefer to get given a statement(s) I have to use, that way, the marker can't be unsure if you're incorporated the stimulus...

I recommend staying with 4U. Doing 4U will massively help your 3U results anyway

Around 7 pages. Probs around 900-950 words.

I am 103% down for attending a BOS HSC burning celebration event

The Board of Studies requires that all students use this pen for all their exams

I'm gonna spend the reading time figuring out how I'm gonna answer the Module B question, then go in the order B A C.

Guys what should I do, I already have all my essays memorised from trials and feel pretty well prepared for monday and tuesday, I feel like I should be studying heaps hard rn but I don't really see the need

The result I'm referring to is the SHM identity: v^2 = n^2(a^2 - x^2) Is it okay to pull out this formula during the HSC exam, without proof?

What should influence your decision is whether or not you are confident that it will benefit you in the long run. If you don't want to study anything economics related after school, and if you reckon you can get a better ATAR without it, then perhaps you should drop it

I am dearly hoping for a question on mortality, and I reckon it's actually quite likely

I dropped music 1 and I was coming 1st in it; I don't regret that decision. However, I personally reckon you should hesitate to drop a subject if you're coming 1st and your cohort is pretty strong - especially if you kinda like the subject / don't completely hate it. I'd try talking to your...

I'm doing / have done 10 units, and haven't regretted it. It's good to have a backup in case he doesn't perform well in a particular subject, but if he's competent in all of his subjects, then as far as I'm concerned, a backup isn't necessary.

I wish I had met some more ppl :/