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a lot of people think their cohort is very strong, and the truth is you will never know how they do in comparison to others until the 18/12/13 despite this, i think 97+ is possible but, just barely (take the safe option and work on that english rank) good luck

all day, every day task-based ✌

what if one parent is unemployed (fired) and this has led to loss of house, but he/she is not on the dole or any Centrelink-means payment. Also the other parent is on ~40k pay

what constitutes 'financial difficulty'? hypothetically, would a complete loss of income* of one parent constitute as 'financial difficulty' and thus could receive EAS? does anyone have experience in a similar scenario and go on to receive EAS?

those marks don't look half bad - i've noticed in selective schools that they tend to mark a lot harder. it's only been two assessment tasks....ranks slip a lot around the trials (which are usually worth the most) so if you do reasonably well you can guarantee yourself good ranks and a...

i like this

lap over from 4U kids. thanks! also only 10 people take straight 2U

trollin how many accounts have you got

lol btw 40 kids get 99+

school rank: rank 4-8 in the past 5 years eng ADV: 17/169 maths 2U: 4/90 maths 3U: 14/140 legal studies: 4/30 ancient: 2/20 biology 2/40 this is after assessment 2 BTW, thanks!

when you say 'raw mark' do you mean their internal raw mark? in unique cases, BOS doesn't use the normal system of moderation of internal marks to make sure it is fair (e.g. when there is one person in a class, large gaps in ranks vs marks, biased teachers, or just generally something odd)...

I know what you mean (speeches is pretty annoying) but generally the hamlet response is marked harder which is why they scale better

english modules do scale differently e.g. in module B 13/20 in speeches is equivalent to a 16/20 in hamlet generally but it varies year to year depending on difficulty

what are the variables in this experiment? are there any controlled variables?

changes in context and values

you can do exceptionally well in 2U and 3U and from your track record it sounds like you will understand the content. the key is doing as many practice papers as possible throughout the year to see every possible question your school and the BOS can give you. people that get 99+ in 2u or 48+ in...

could be EAS. I know someone from a private school with 98 that got into UNSW Comm/law this year with EAS

ancient! as long as you are good at rote learning, top marks will be easy to attain. also chem does get alot harder so if you're struggle maybe it is better off to drop it.

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stay. you have the rest of your life to go to china with your best friend.