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whilst it is essential that you read through all HSC texts - and preferrably about three times for most people - this is not going to guarantee a band 5 or band 6. Please understand, I'm not disputing your advice as it stands pierotte, just trying to instill a bit of realism into the first...

oh the irony...

i was wondering the same thing. i heard that the uni outlet was shut down for whatever reason, but that the co-op bookshop was still in town. i dont know whether thats true or not though...or why its not at uni.

lol, dont we all wish we had ongoing scholarships too! but seriously guys, think carefully about whether or not you are going to pay your union fees next semester. i mean, we all know organisations like NUSA do a hell of a lot for us in all sorts of areas. the uni wont be half as much fun if...

*drops final curtain* and that, ladies and gentlemen, is the end of our small performance. please leave a donation on the way out

well, can't we just all agree that what the marker's would love to see is skilled historical enquiry...which is what is cultivated in any university environment....and all be happy and make daisy chains? ...yeah, ignore that last bit...*sheepish* eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeexcellent

im sure appeasement is a far more likeable subject if you are into modern history - however, like i said, im an ancient girl, so it wouldn't have been my pick if given the choice. yes, i found it easy as well - though, taylor aside, not particularly enjoyable can't say i agree here - any histx...

oh, me neither - ancient always has had the appeal. our ext hist teacher was modern though so he picked appeasement - and then didn't teach half the stuff because "my modern kids have covered all the groundwork so they already know it - you'll be fine". yeah, thanks huh? anyway, we did fine so...

A good introduction is an essential part of your essay - it's also veyr difficult. If you know in your head basically how you're going to answer the question then you can develop a thesis. this is essential for the introduction. Basically, you need 2-3 sentences giving what texts you are oing...

oh dear god, not appeasement *shudder* anything but appeasement. Taylor *shakes head* fleeps, there's probably some middle ground between you and pwar --> yes, you can get valuable skills out of the ext course, however pwar is right also, you need a far greater skill set to do well at a...

well, firstly, you can ask your lecturer about editions. often the differences between editions are marginal, so if you need the textbook getting an older edition may still work - you may just have to use a library copy for one section or something if its different. secondly, depending on what...

you don't. i was in biomed last year - they give you a whole heap of text books but you don't need half of them --> they're all in the library and never checked out. but if you do buy them, then no, you will never have to carry any of them around. Yeah, my books will be pretty expensive...

lol ducky - surely you jest? no-one in the history if mankind can compete with the ever-changing opinions of the great gae callender!!!! we all pale in comparison. Anyway, where's the enjoyment in life if you take away my right to discrimination?!? :p

yeah, there definately was something wrong - but i went on this morning and it was fine, so thats all good then i suppose

yeah, i had trouble with it too. keeps saying that "your request has timed-out" whatever that means

yeah, it sux, but many tutoring colleges are only going to want to hire you if you're a qualified teacher, so you're better going as a private tutor

If you're a HECS student, then there's two ways to pay - you can either defer the total payment (so you don't start paying it off until your income exceeds a certain level) or pay part up front for a discount (minimum $500 as long as thats less than 80% of your total costs I think). You would...

well done all of you!! fleeps, don't worry about it - if you get something in the post, excellent; if you don't, then it doesn't matter, I'm sure you still did really well :)

well that probably depends on what course you're in. last year i went to mine (biomed) and it was important because there was a lot safety things that had to be gone through, like for the labs etc. and some of the intros you had to be there to do or you couldn't start first week lab work. the...

lots of people i wenty throught with used that. i heard it was pretty good. frontline isn't all its cracked up to be rivet....not that it isnt funny, but everything loses its glow somehow when you di it for your HSC....:p myohmy, huckleberry finn - lucky you..