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You could do the course at TAFE (both prelim and HSC) is done in a single year.

Have a look at the HSC/Preliminary syllabuses and texbooks you'll be studying them for two years so you will probably want a subject you can tolerate. Also consider teacher quality, cohort quality, and previous years cohorts performance in the respective subject in the HSC exam.

You get two marks that are combined to give you you final HSC mark (each are weighted 50:50) i) Internals (Moderated mark) based on your performance relative cohort ii) External (HSC performance) Your mark based on your performance. Given you still have 50% at least worth of your subject yet...

How's everyone coping so far? Any goals this semester?

You can learn from your mistakes for the HSC :)

What was the hardest subject of your degree?

Do you get to design many bridges? If so what types do you typically design?

I would recommend that you study and try as hard as you can, as even if you just miss the cut off there is still possible that you can get into your course or a similar course then transfer. Lower ranking schools can jump significantly depending on cohort performance so after exams share your...

Tomorrow if you haven't already got a Linkedin photography, MPS is running a fundraising exercise whereby you pay a few dollars and get a headshot (with editing) that you can use.

Was it more difficult than previous years?

Or people may just may not have done as well as they think.

Answers available for teachers in the Oxford Insight Science 7 Teacher Kit Also available through the obook

Simon Birmingham says unis should only admit students likely to pass government’s literacy and numeracy test Students with dismally poor high school results are being accepted into university teaching courses, setting off alarm bells about the quality of some Australian educators. The...

Any Universities that people are aiming to get into?

No, you still have 50% of your own mark that noone besides you can contribute to so you aren't completely stuffed.

HSC externals still count for 50% of your overall HSC mark. Study hard, and it is still possible!

Externals count are weighted to 50% of your HSC total mark calculation, so they can make a significant difference. Additionally if you and your cohort perform strongly in externals, then that can boost your moderated internal marks (so share resources once trials have finished).

If I remember small cohorts performance might actually be judged by your performance in the HSC (Check this out I could be misremembering). Assuming you and the top student perform strongly in externals (HSC) then it shouldn't impact on you as the top two students are relatively close.

Business Administration is probably the "broadest" degree option of the one that you have listed with subjects in forecasting, management, HR, Marketing and information systems. I presume you mean handbook? as the unit guide justs cover information pertaining to subjects that can be taken at...

Probably good idea to post an example question to.