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Yorke on Argyle St and Parramatta has heaps of books :) If you bring your student card/book list as proof of you being a school students you get a discount IIRC. http://www.hotfrog.com.au/Companies/Yorke-Educational-Centre

+1 Just do the course you want. Don't do a course with a higher ATAR cut off just because you can - chances are you will be miserable if you do that.

There'll still be a good chance for you since ATAR cut offs don't usually fluctuate that much :)

You might, depending on whether the ATAR cut off increases or not for this year. Just put your preferences in the order that you want them ie Bachelor of Interior Architecture first if you want it first. That way if you can get it you'll get in, otherwise they'll look at your 2nd choice etc etc.

I suggest you spread out your breaks - that way you will still be learning and won't be so far behind when you can start studying 100% again. It won't affect your HSC that much if you can catch up asap and you're break doesn't go for too long.

Yes, but the chances of those really hard ones even being considered to be placed in HSC exams are slim to none xD So the amount of time one would spend on them is often unjustified. Oh and she wouldn't skip the easy ones because her memory isn't that great.

Tis too bad. As i always say, always apply for scholarships no matter what you think your ATAR will be. You have nothing to lose and oh so much to gain.

Just put your preferences in the order you actually want them in and see what happens :) Gluck.

2u Maths - Coronenous, Cambridge or Fitzpatrick. Only get Maths in Focus if you have a lot of trouble understanding/learning maths. Chemistry - Conquering Chem and the Surfing series if you can find it. Excel is good for revision/learning concepts but has no where near enough questions.

Kids at most schools are just finishing complex. Tutoring wise i'm starting polynomials :)

+1 The sec, tan and cot reccurence formulas turn up a few times too. But yeah, learn the process of deriving them and don't just memorise!

I know one person who nearly does every question - only skips some of the really hard ones. Most people skip the extension section lol.

Most of my tutoring kids are up to calculus now :) Ask a few questions in the maths forums and someone will help you. You just have to follow the 3 steps to prove limits do/do not exist ^^

The Principle or Relativity states that you cannot determine whether your intertial frame of reference is moving or stationary unless you refer to an outside frame of reference. The earth is an inertial frame of reference (it is not accelerating). Light on the earth is also an interial frame of...

Re: Is it possible to get into a unsw course even if my atar is a couple of points of +1 And yes, it's possible because of nonus points are given if you come from a disadvantaged area, get EAS points, get band 5/6 in relevent subs/got the AAA award/alternative pathways :)

99.00 with no tutoring and mainly well planned cramming sessions before exams :) But it depends on the person - some kids do need the extra help and are ecstatic to get an ATAR in the 70s.

Woot! Cerdon College represent ^_^

+1 The three biggest things people do wrong are: 1. They apply really late. You should apply in October/November if you want interviews in December/Xmas casual time. 2. They can't bring themselves to write a resume. It isn't that hard to make one, even if you don't have much to put on...

Yes, you would be able to use it. However, be aware of the bad stigma associated with using texts that have been set texts as it implies that you're lazy etc.

If you prefer english to religion, then do extension english instead. Or you could do both SOR and EE1 - the workload difference isn't that much.