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Re: What is the most important subject? and how do you know NSW has the hardest equivalent English course? Well, I am guessing NSW being one of the 'major' states with a relatively higher population has to maintain a higher standard of graduates (by setting higher standards) to remain...

Re: What is the most important subject? English was made compulsory not because BOS wanted us to better 'articulate/express ourselves', but because many graduates's English level was not up to scratch.

Re: What is the most important subject? Believe it or not, most unis including UNSW lie about graduate's salary to attract students...

Re: What is the most important subject? Very very few job is gonna pay you 100K+ fresh out of uni.

In a seperate book due to the reason of sharing/higher resell value :p

I should start doing that for English. :o

You are most welcome. :) I will see if I can get a few more to split the cost, and once we sign up I will work out how to distribute the notes.

I am scanning it now.

Sure. I am thinking of splitting the cost for Leading Edge distant education package, lol. Anyone interested? :D

You've to :spam: Leading Edge with email before they send it to you, lol They make excellent textbook, notes, and tutorials. However, the free notes they send you represent only a small proportion of what they give to their weekly tutorial students. You can probably tell how great their...

I do both Geography and Economics. Absolutely love them both, though I admit I still like Economics better. Preliminary Geo was awful but gets much better in HSC. The 3 topics you do are Ecosystem at Risk, Urban Places and People and Economic activity. Geography isn't as boring as what people...

I got them a while ago. Max 5-7 pages of notes/exercise on free trade and globalisation. They send you more catalogues then the actual notes LOL. If you're really after REAL Leading Edge's notes, spend some money to buy a year's worth from past students who went to their weekly tutorial. It's...

They unfortunately aren't.

You're kinda right in a sense, lol RL maths. :p But either way, I just wanna point out that unless you're an all rounded maths student (ie you know maths from top to bottom/left to right), you will not get a great mark sitting the General paper without any preparation/revision at all thinking...

Contray to what most people think, General ain't easy.

LOL. Our school used the exercise from Leading Edge as an assessment. If only I'd knew...

Get it now, serisouly only takes 3 hour to cram all questions to pass the L test.

In past Catholic Trial papers I have been doing. But that being said, there were HEAPS of 2001-2003 paper that had the case study question, not sure about recent ones. But I guess you can get away with it with a generic case study essay, OR you're 120% you're gonna smash the other question. OR...

A really dangerous gamble, I got my half yearlies for eco coming up and I am reconsidering my options after being told the case study is usuall there. :(

Re: Half Yearly Results ONLY (No Spam) Thank You. :p