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didn't you notice him saying less than 7k annually 🤣

As an AOS tutor, it is designed for people who are failing and want a band 4/5, not people gunning for a band 6. PEAK is fantastic and I'd recommend; per hour it works out way cheaper than AOS.

selective schools won't take you in in term 2 of a school year. I would try and get on top of it now though if you want to go selective as it's not possible past year 11 entry. Catholic schools don't tend to do that much better academically compared to public schools; I went to a rank 550+...

why do people choose to be doctors, or lawyers or teachers?

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Yeah but that’s not for early entry buddy that’s early bird fee reduction 🤣

Woollongong and WSU would still give you early entry into law with those marks

Lol, no. If anything it is the other way round. Your internal marks, by the time you see them on your hsc results email, have been moderated to come into line with your hsc marks -> that’s how we get fair comparison between schools. If a teacher gives all his students marks between 90-100, but...

Yeah? You think those 3400s are natty?

hmm most people I know with .9+ went du or equiv for math, ngo/peak/sigma/zhangs for sciences (often times a mix), private for English, and contour or smth for ucat. Depends on whether you stack your sciences at the same centre i guess. there’s also the people who double up on tutoring centres...

If you got a B in English I’m sorry but there is no chance you’ll get a .95. Not saying this to be rude, I’m saying this because it will crush you when you get nowhere near that mark on atar day. The people who get 99.95 are academic weapons since birth, who either take the highest scaling...

Yeah if you lock in it’s possible. Need to work especially on VA because it will drag you unless you crack that break even point. practice papers and effective drafting and you can definitely achieve that goal

Scaling is an important thing to consider during subject selection. theres a reason why the majority of students who get a 99.95 did the exact same ten units of 4u, engadv, chemistry, and physics, (the so-called "Asian 5") which is that they are the optimal scalers, and the majority of students...

There's always been a bias against low ranking schools, especially because teachers at such schools tend to be, well, suboptimal, but I feel as though it's a blessing in some ways. I didn't have to try at all and was basically given Rank 1 at everything and could spend my time doing work I felt...

Proof of what?

Nah, you need to be going to a gateway school for a few years to be eligible. Additionally, there aren't many UNSW courses that have particularly high ATAR requirements so it wouldn't be worth it. If your school is good enough to not be gateway, you should be good enough to get the 85 or...

Hey, what you're describing is almost exactly how I felt and it turned out fine with me getting a 99+ ATAR at a rank 550+ school. The problem is you've bought into teacher's unfounded notion that the only way to do well in HSC is to write and revise notes and do textbook work and blah blah...