Search results

wouldn't his HSC mark be 98? the average of 99 and 97 :confused:

attacked eh? that sounds freaky - so what did you do once you attacked him? devour him? cook him? chop him up? by the by congrats on that class-topping mark

hey, do you go to Xavier in Ballina? um... I put those marks into SAM ((for english I put 85%) except LOTE - what language is it?) and it gave a UAI of 94.20 (as your 2005 UAI) but it included 6-units of maths (not allowed) and I didn't include LOTE cause I didn't know what it was

It should but it is highly disadvantageous to those who are average at it (particularly me)! But nonetheless, it is a vital part of our lives - language, communication, it comes into alot. I will probably change the above view when I get my 75.65 UAI solely cause of english :mad: !!!

High Distinction is the top 2% although this percentage can vary. Distinction is the next top 13% (I think). Credit is the next 35%. Participation is the bottom 50%. I think... if you look at it this way and credit is pretty darn good :) (top half of the state). I got a HD...

Yeah, too much confidence is a bad thing. I topped the first prelim 2U task and was too cocky walking into the first 3U exam (worth 30%) and ended up having a shocker of an exam - getting 5th /13 :(

Gallipoli by Peter Weir. If you want any techniques and stuff (I did it in year 10) feel free to send me a PM. Any of those 'chick-flick' type films usually have a personal journey relating to love and the like.

sorry to get off topic, but what is LOTE??

Haha, I forget just about everything I learnt in history and geography last year :o ! Anyone else the same? Um, Bree; I am sure you will be fine. If you feel like you are not studying enough just get out a book and textbook and start writing a few notes down. Another hint is to not go...

Firstly, during this era, Australia was under the utter conviction that Communism was an evil system of Government. Petrov's defection (deserting a duty) caused such an uproar from Australians because, for Australians, it implied that Petrov was pro-communist. The duty Petrov deserted was...

:bomb: really?

same :) I thought for a minute there I was alone in the anti-chemistry holidays *high five*

Same as anything - if you do good in it it shouldn't be a disadvantage a guy at my school last year did music 1 and got a UAI of 98.something (second highest in our school), he also did drama but mind you he was an all rounder and did extension english and maths too

I simplified an expression (can't be simplified) It was 2x - 22 (correct answer which I had :burn: ) but then I went on to the following 2(x - 11) x - 11 shame on me - cost me a mark also, did correct solution to question and went - wait I don't think that's right - so I went back (crossing...

well spotted :)

Re: Pressure From Parents yer - 70 is fine - especially in the sense you thought you failed the exam by the by - what instrument do you play in music? singer? just curious

yer - its a dog eat dog world out there (sorry about using the cliche of all cliches)

as above - it would depend on what type of medical career - but usually Chemistry, Physics, Biology, advanced english, mathematics (2U)

evidence that slow and steady wins the race - the Stephen Bradbury case is a classic metaphor that suggests a good way to go about study for the HSC - staying within reach of your goals, staying consistent and getting some good luck come your way (well hopefully good luck will come your way :))

So you gunna drop it at the end of year 11?