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I'm quite sure they won't due to the new modules.

At home, in the bedroom, on the bed, with a pen. Cluedo reference anyone?

Ah, I thought they were both the same thing. My bad! Thanks for the clear-up.

It actually depends on how well everyone else in the state does.

Whatever works. Consecutive all-nighters will screw with your system though. Obvious statement is obvious.

bump, anyone please? =[

It's the region that your final HSC subject mark lies in (that is, the average of both aligned internal and external marks). For two unit courses, there are 6 bands. Band 6: 90+ Band 5: 80-89 Band 4: 70-79 etc For extension courses, there are four "E" bands. I don't know the mark range for...

Christ, you must have so many study breaks.

School rank?

Research it yourself. Look at last year's estimate posts, then look at what people actually got for their UAI. Most reasonable guesses were off by ~3 maximum.

bump

What are your ranks out of?

For a friend! He thanks you muchly =] School rank: 40 Biology: 13/31 Business: 5/22 Music 1: 1/9 Advanced Maths: 32/72 Advanced English: 72/127

1. Wrong board 2. We know how scaling works 3. Our estimates are usually accurate, given you provide accurate subject and school rankings 4. If you think you'll get 70-80, then you'll get 70-80.

How do you spend your breaks? I'm assuming a majority of you only have around an hour to spend for each break, so what do you do? For me, I just play the computer a bit. I'm thinking of setting up my punching bag for some exercise though. Thoughts?

Lol Through Fire And Flames.. I love trolls Baroque and Mozart do wonders, apparently.

You talk a lot of shit for someone who hasn't gone past the school certificate yet.

We can't give an estimate if we don't know your school rank.

Alarm clock and phone alarm. Considering getting a third since my alarm clock has been failing recently. I'm thinking around 7am for the wake-up time.

9-10 wake up 10-11 2u maths 11-12 break 12-1 chemistry 1-2 lunch 2-3 ext maths 3-4 break 4-5 physics 5-6 break 6-7 exteng 7-8 dinner/break 8-10 adv eng 10+ break/sleep Total study time: 7 hours. I'm planning to do timed past papers for a week before the HSC begins.