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I'm currently doing a combined commerce degree but I want to explore other interests that are not related to my degree that I may or may not one day turn into a career. I'm thinking of enrolling into either the certificate III in design fundamentals (architectural technologies) at ultimo part...

I'm considering of doing a Comm/Design(hons) degree but I was wondering if we get free electives/general education courses in most of the combined commerce courses? I consulted the handbook but it didn't say anything about free electives e.t.c. I want to do linguistics and a foreign language...

Either Arts or Fine Arts... Or is fine arts really not worth it?

^Yeah, double degree

How demanding is a double degree compared to a single degree(i.e. computer science/arts vs B computer science) and would that mean that I get no free electives if I did pick a double degree and it would be impossible to study something outside science and arts? Would you say that a double major...

As the question says- how do I study physics throughout the year and remain consistent instead of just cramming it all in at the end?

How neat is your work when you hand-write? I'm not too neat(actually overly messy) but I have friends with such neat notes and work and spend a lot of time doing it. Is it worth the time to be neat in your opinion?

OK sure... SO I just do textbook questions? And then move on to past papers? Sure... Btw, how much homework does everyone get for maths? My school teacher actually doesn't give any and I do have a tutor but he isn't that great...

I've heard all kinds of different things from different people in regards to "how to study" and all that... Especially for maths- despite practice, I only got 45% in my last 2 exams. Currently, I'm failing maths extension 1 and maths and I have a test coming up in 3 weeks. I looked over the test...

Despite knowing its properties and hoe it was discovered, I still have no idea what a cathode ray actually is. What IS a cathode ray?

I did like... 2 speaking tasks for the whole course... I find it hard to speak for 3 minutes in English let alone another language... And my test is on the 5/5. You?

I'm doing Japanese extension but I'm absolutely terrible at the speaking. No matter what I do, I can't seem to get my point across without stumbling. I've never been good at public speaking so it is difficult for me to speak for so long in Japanese. Could anyone give me some help/advice?

How to I explain the difference between an AC and DC generator other than the fact that AC has a slip ring? Also, why can a universal motor use either AC or DC without any adaptation of its structure and why will an AC motor spin at a constant speed?

I know there are other threads like this but... I've heard different news from different people about how school marks determine your chances of getting band 6. Some say that it isn't over until the HSC but others say otherwise. Would it really matter if you did badly (like around 60%~ and...

I get tired easily and can't do work after school as a result. When I get home, I feel so tired and I try to take a nap but I can't fall asleep. This is the same at night- I'm a bit of a night owl and can't fall asleep quickly. Plus, I wake easily so I find it hard to concentrate at school due...

I've heard that the best way to discuss the issues and themes for a movie (doing this in Language extension courses, should also be useful for English) is to discuss it with a drama teacher rather than merely go through this with what you learn in English. What would you say? Is this a good idea?

On average, how much do you study per day? e.g. how many hours? For me, it varies but usually around 3. Is that enough?

I've heard of people who only really DO their maths homework. For English, we get a bunch of questions regarding our texts. Would you say to do them or to study the texts and write essays instead?

Currently, I'm up to Motors and Generators Part 2 but haven't been able to do much for physics. Same with maths-up to logs and exponentials at school with exams in weeks 7 and 8. For French, I'm doing it through open high school but am only up to to the third unit... I'm supposed to be up top...

I recently dropped EE2 and Chem, which leaves me with 11 units but I spent too much time on the subjects I dropped(which was why I dropped) and I barely studied for the rest of my 11 units. Currently, I'm really behind. How should I catch up? My other subjects: 3u Maths Physics 3u French 3u...