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Yes, I am lucky and incredibly thankful in that regard. :)

I strongly advise against using songs, unless you can analyse the compositional elements of the song (and not just the lyrical elements).

Age: 20 Money in bank: Money I have access to directly is around $500. I have money saved up somewhere else in a high interest account, but I don't know how much is there. Assets: Er.....I think most things are owned by my parents, technically. I have my BlackBerry, a pretty expensive watch...

I haven't got mine.

Re: How do youse get rep powr Yeah, I was scratching my head for a bit trying to figure out what you had said. :p However, as I said above - the coding for that would be difficult, and to be honest, in my opinion, unnecessary. Though, if Rafy wanted it, I'm sure he could do it. :) Yeah...

Re: How do youse get rep powr When you get to a certain number (which is obviously higher than 78), you will get another green bar. You don't necessarily. Your post count is higher. That's not the same as rep points.

Re: How do youse get rep powr To answer your question - yes it factors in pos rep vs neg rep. So, it has a net of +1 rep, so the answer is yes. But what I think what you're getting at is that the 61 negatives should weigh more than my one positive - in which case, the answer is no. It's just...

Re: How do youse get rep powr Yes. Rep power is determined by three factors: length of account (join date), post count, and your reputation.

Yes it does. From everyone but the mods.

I could never do P&C..... :(

Varies from student to student. I did 10U, I got above 99.

That's heaps.

A lot of students are scared of the HSC. But essentially, what Lolsmith said - consistency and good work ethic are key.

Reflections are fine. Just be careful that your reflection doesn't go off into stream-of-consciousness, because that's bad. A lot of reflections do.

It is.

Give him a chance. Just because I make a typo or a spelling mistake doesn't mean I don't know how to speak English. :p But if you feel it's really affecting you - a tutor isn't a bad idea. Or a word with your Head of Science.

To my knowledge, no.

How did you not know that it was easier to get better marks in Comm/Arts, as opposed to Law? Where are you at the moment - which uni do you wanna transfer into?

Depends on who drops out and whatnot. It will vary from year to year. If noone who was offered a place drops out, then having 99.95 won't get you in.

It's not unfair. You made a call - you have to live with the consequences.