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Pretty sure you can keep regenerating your timetable and get a different stream.

Ouch...so close.

I can't log in to the personalised one but I looked at the individual subject timetables and it's not looking good, that's to say the least.

I had someone in my HPSC2100 that has done it and it seemed like it was better than HPSC2100 - and the assessment schedule is much simpler.

Consider referring to why the mass loss. Try to use keywords in the question to make your answer seem more relevant.

Probably top 10 for a change, top 5 to get an internal mark of 95 but perhaps even top of the cohort.

If your cohort is as good as the last 3 cohorts, you should get ~87.

I need a school rank. That would be ~91 at James Ruse but 80 at Penrith HS. Ideally, the school itself would help because there are a lot of schools that are particularly strong in particular subjects.

If you pay the same amount, I'd do it.

Yes

Never too old or too young to be learning :)

This. Personally, I'd aim for 3-4 majors because I'm pretty sure you can get 2 majors with just an arts degree (even science majors, if you want).

Polar, polar, polar, non-polar, non-polar. It's to do with the distribution of charge on their molecules that make them.

It seems like you just want to have an answer to everything, even if it's not possible.

It's basically a death wish.

This.

I mean, why do you wantto believe in a higher being?

This is very poor advice, it's not even funny. There are a couple of times you should/need to wash with alcohol or ether or acetone. You do it when you want DRY glassware or when you need to get rid of organic residue. Ideally, what you really want to do is wash with water, then acetone, then...

No, don't do that. This would result in diluting too much - effectively resulting in pushing the pH closer to 7. If anything, you want the least amount of water possible to prevent this from happening.

This was my first thought.