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I definitely agree with your dislike of HR, funny enough it was most of my friends during highschools favourite!

If you perform better in maths extension (for example as it is 1 unit) then only half of your "worse" subject marks (of a 2 unit subject) is weighted towards the calculation of an ATAR.

Best 10 units would be counted.

11 is meant to be the optimum level. If you really hate SOR then I see no point in keeping it.

You'll be alright.

Pretty sure boolean algebra is not in the mathematics syllabus.

I've been known to swear at assignments.

Next week is week 12. Exams are soon, so do not forget to study.

Finance is always the best topic for business studies. Which is your least favourite?

As long as you are only hurting pens then it is fine.

I'd probably try to stick with 3 unit techniques for the extension 1 exam, but I'm sure people inadvertently do 4 units techniques in 3 unit.

Don't most people turn 18 during the HSC period? Unless you are talking about more specifically turning 18 during HSC exam period?

"Primary Data collected by the researcher first hand for the use in their own research e.g. an observation or surveys and their results and reports. Secondary Data collected by another that can be reapplied to a new person’s work. Difference Primary is collected directly by the researcher and...

Should contain mathematics.

I think another 'higher up' teacher had to approve whether you got a detention so maybe that's why I didn't end up getting the detention.

How are people finding year 12 so far?

I feel like a lot of Macquarie students don't think to apply or realise that they should/can apply for assessment centres for vacationer positions etc.

Any surprises that you weren't expecting?

Do you have any idea which area of mathematics that you would like to focus on? I would think that USYD would have better-structured mathematics degree then Macquarie? Any reason why you have narrowed down Macquarie and UNSW over USYD?

Nearly got a detention for doing work that was going to be assigned for homework whilst the teacher was "teaching" (speaking).