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30% of preliminary material can be tested in the HSC. The driving focus study(prelim) was tested when I did the exam back in 2014 so I would recommend that you take a look at the theory side of the focus studies.

Completed credit points Class registration Group A More than 69 23 January Group B 49 - 68 24 January Group C 34 - 48 25 January Group D 22 - 33 29 January Group E 0 - 21 30 January

I'd personally wait until February and use textbook finder on https://www.coop.com.au/ for MQ uni.

Do you know if any of your teachers mark the HSC? Number of band 6s in respective subjects from previous years? (Look at top.scores) I'm leaning towards you dropping chemistry at the moment. Also what are you planning to study after HSC?

You may also need to complete a assessment by an OT as well to provide the required evidence stating that you are unable to write for a specified time frame.

It is extremely rare to be allowed the provision of a laptop in the HSC but it is possible to get one. If you are seeing a psychologist for your anxiety then she/he may be required to provide evidence (such as a written letter) on why you are unable to utilise a scribe as a provision rather...

Probably a bit late but you definitely have a chance.

Chem Bio Make sure you structure your notes under the syllabus headings to ensure that you aren't missing any dot points! Mathematics do you given textbook questions + pastpapers!

Fitzpatrick is pretty good if you are just planning on doing 2 unit.

If you drop before census date it should only have the original results written on the transcript.

I'd think you need to know them as you are meant to know about effusive eruptions and I can see that relating to some dot points. (Note I haven't actually done EES so best to check with peers + teacher.)

Which is closer?

I'll be done probably by the end of this year :)

I feel like this is probably the case and I'm losing my memory.

Does anyone happen to know when we can choose classes for session 2?

If they are handwritten then I don't think thats a concern at this stage. As you memorise/study them, you can create smaller summaries to jog your memory.

I agree with Drongoski that it depends. I know people who have received 99.95 without tutoring so its certainly possible!

For year 12 I'd say 14 units is too much for most people. However, I think it's fine for year 11 and helps you work out which subjects you will perform better or are more interested in.

Also I'd recommend you go to the extra revision sessions called "PAL" if they are available for you. I've found them very useful Can check here if they are available for the subjects you are planning to do http://timetables.mq.edu.au/2018/

You can also do a unit or 2 in summer which may be a better option then overload in a semester. Given you don't have a GPA yet then they aren't likely to let you overload. You don't need to finish all 9 units in the first year, you are expected to do four a semester and do it over a year and a...