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Go to open days for UNI and try to ask as many questions as possible then =)

Modern history = MAKE ESSAYS ON THE 'LARGE THEMES' basically make every essay you can possibly think of .. our teacher made our class do this and we had over 9+ band 6'es in a class of 30 =)

And as for rates I paid him $30/hour but I'm not sure if his rates have increased since then :)

Definitely studying your notes first :) Also make essays for major themes and get your teacher to mark them! (I did this for Ancient)

The school is irrelevant if you're good at self-study. You can't be too highly dependent on your school , do your own research/work IMO.

I graduated in 2011 with an ATAR of 99.15 and received after school tutoring from Official (99.85) As he accelerated in 2unit (99) and 3unit (98) in 2010 I asked him for tutoring in 3 units of maths in 2011 and can honestly say he explains complex concepts in a way that is simplistic and easy...

pro ! There are circumstances that would warrant it for sure , if you're not ready to have a baby it's best to have an abortion anyway as opposed to keeping it for moralistic issues.

just hang in there =) When you get your awesome results , it'll be worth it! No pain no gain :')

You can still get jobs at UWS , it's just UNSW/USYD/MAQUNI/UTS will look more competitive in comparison to say UWS , ACU , Notre Dame etc :(

Past papers , revision of syllabus notes and practicing every possible textbook question :) I found that for the humanities , if you could memorize the dotpoints/provide a lot of in depth information from your own findings , you're bound to do well!

Last year there was a multiple choice that had 2 answers..

Doing past papers for legal wont help - its a new syllabus and the structure for crime +human rights has completely changed , not to mention they abolished Law and society.

God it would suck for people who didn't do the specified speeches/essays/poems , but maybe BOS just wants everyone to know they're serious about the whole learn 'every speech/poem/essay' etc etc :l

I know! Urgh but there wasnt anything to really do anyways , revise notes - sure but overall you'd have forgotten it close to half yearlies/yearlies anyways -.-.;

you can not. but you can do the 1 year intensive HSC course at TAFE .. :)

Subjects do matter. Sure there are people who do relatively well, anyway with any combination of subjects but I've seen all my friends this year get dragged down. My friend only got 2 band 6'es and the rest low/mid band 5's and got 96.8. whereas another person topped a state in a subject and...