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Awesome!!!!!!!!!

is that actually 75? :oops:

Actually, I read this study that explored something called "active procrastination" where Korean kids would purposely leave their study late so they could work in a pressured environment.

I'm learning a lot of stuff for the first time I might have left it a little too late this time... Jks ultimate cramming mode initiated :evilfire:

It depends on supply and demand

This sums up my HSC trial experience

Definitely include your school rank if you want an accurate estimation

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Well... considering he was last seen 4 years ago I don't think you will get a response

No I wouldn't say so, I know a lot of people who do both subjects and are doing fine. Also I hear the legal part of the business syllabus is also learnt in legal studies so that a bonus.

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My school (and most other public schools) has it 30% or 40%

Don't feel too bad about the drawings cause they are only a small part of the exam most of the time you should be fine :)

Definitely wouldn't recommend cramming engineering, it was a awful experience. It only worked out for me cause I knew the questions. You would be a lot better off breaking up the paper, e.g, learning all the math/physics part of the paper then move on to the drawing

The trials were pretty sweet, tho in hindsight probably shouldn't have crammed everything and gotten a little bit more sleep :) and yeah the relief is the best part of course

Weird our school starts trials on the first week back

If you've already completed a discursive piece in an internal assessment its highly unlucky they ask it again in trials

Cramming for 3 Unit in 3 days possible or nah? I've crammed for other subjects and done well but does it work for maths? Assuming I have a handful of weak topics that need to be brushed up on... Anybody have any experiences? Assuming I do 6 hours a day and are aiming for 80%

you should tell us what are you planning on studying? For example, civil engineering would warrant physics + MX1

I hear the Advanced English workload is quite high... Though I currently do Standard English and workload is somewhat similar even though Advanced English scales much better. I think the general consensus is if you are aiming for an Atar > 80 pick Adv english