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I'm in top 3 for all my subjects except English and Maths (top 5). I'm just scared I'm going to forget everything I learned because I've slacked off for a month :( Thanks for the explanation though, troll. Have any of you done minimal work like me post-trials?

I haven't studied since trials, which was almost a month ago. Next week is muck up week so I'm probably getting minimal study until after graduation. I'm aiming for a 93-95 ATAR. How screwed am I? Do trial marks correlate with HSC marks, as in can you only get better since trials or can you also...

I think it's in the correspondence tab of the UAC page when you sign in with your UAC number?

I'm on 91.45 for business and the guy is on 91.65. Does that mean both our marks get rounded up to 92? (assuming marks round up to 91.5 and 91.7 respectively, do we end up with the same mark of 92?)

Bulmer has really redundant stuff that's way beyond what you need in the HSC tbh. Dixon's and Riley's textbook are a great combination. Dixon for definitions/general concepts, then Riley for the detail. Also, leading edge handouts etc are great too.

LoL sucks, lol.

Why the hell would he change the marks? I have a feeling someone bribed him/her! :O

Just to add, in reality, whatever the RBA does in an attempt to influence the exchange rate is very minimal. They cannot make it appreciate or depreciate; they can only mitigate or augment the intended change in the value of the currency. This is because 90% or so foreign exchange transactions...

jesus will be in it

Study for 14 units > average 3 hours per day is spread across 14 units Study for 10 units > average 3 hours per day is spread across 10 units Marks = time spent per subject x effort + intrinsic skill 10 units = higher marks = higher ATAR

It'd be useful to see what you've written unless you want to point us to what areas of the question you're needing help in :P But in short: 1. Likely to have a contractionary effect to AD; as the budget is in a mildly contractionary stance. (they're trying to reduce their deficit). This...

Amy McNeilage strikes yet again...

Me! Except assignments. And except in the last 2-3 days where I cram everything. Yay.

If it truly affects/hinders your education, then yes, you should receive it. Most people apply because of a chronic illness or language barriers, but financial difficulties aren't far from it as far as I know. (I hope I'm talking about the right thing, is this the bonus points scheme?)

I'm a bit confused what the term "textual reference" means. Do you have to refer to techniques used such as similes and metaphors or just quotes from your text? e.g. if you're doing a TV Show as a related text does that mean you have to refer to techniques such as camera angles, music, etc...

I really hope you mean you can't wait until the HSC is over.

The best advice I can give is not to aim for 85, but aim for your utmost best. So if you aim for 85 you'll be like "oh I only have to do this if I want a 95 ATAR". So it wouldn't hurt and would actually be beneficial to aim for 95, or even 99, so that is like aim for getting almost full marks in...

I guess recent as in the past few years e.g. the GFC was recent but it depends on the context of the question I guess. I think recent could also mean from the time there was a dramatic change in something if you get what I mean. I'm interested in what people think about this too, though.

Personally you revised, but revised how much? ;) And the holidays aren't over yet. People tend to cram in the last week so maybe it's better to ask that question on the 31st ;) I had this amazing thought that I'd finish all my work sometime around early January and relax for the last few...

Hope you get that 99.95 :)