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thoughts on binomial proofs?

I also ended up with 16 despite writing 2.5 pages...no clue how

50% HSC exam, 50% internals for most subjects (major work subjects will be different)

not sure...I got away with no title and there was no remark about adding a title. Though it would be better to have one.

Check the revision & exams tab...idk but I feel more motivated after reading it

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Can anyone direct me on what to do for the UNSW co-op applications?

What my teacher advised me is that since the max length of this reflection would be 500 words i.e. 10 marks, you can get away with an introduction, a short body paragraph analysing one quote from your written text (and refer to the stimulus if you have to), and another short paragraph on the...

Write the essay down, probably copy it a few times and there will be certain sentences that you retain easier than others. Eventually you should have most of it.

Btw does this apply to those who have applied already, or even for those who havn't applied at all?

I am only aiming for 800-900 for mod c because it's possible to get away with it...imaginatives can be highly subjective and you can definitely have a really good one with lesser words. Sadly it will have to be around a 1000 for the other two

I'd stick to 2 extensive ones, because I know I won't do 3 justice in 40 minutes

A shocker indeed

I think physics is the 7th

yeah same...I finish with legal

The only one I think I'm eligible for is Academic achievement, and what's this thing about issues with scholarship applications? I checked the website and there was something Edit: I realised its for Co-op,nvm...I forgot about that scholarship but I also have no communication skills so

For my trials, I've seen that people sign in a book (probably name and time of entering) and then they sign again when exiting as well

My friend joined bos but can't reply here because of 'insufficient privileges'. What's that?

Its highly unlikely they would specify a text type other than imaginative, but imaginative scores better based on what I saw in the trials

Your best bet is to prepare some imaginative that can be adapted to different stimuli, just so that you're not pressed to come up with something new for the exam