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firstly, everyone has a different opinion, but the most popular ones would be Face2Face and Medentry. secondly, there are plenty of threads about this already so go do a search for them.

dude, you're only doing maths and bio this year. at least you dont have 8 exams to worry about! feel sorry for us, let's hope ALL our exams are 2+ days apart!

im an option 2 person. i wish i could be option 1 :S

Re: HSC Exam Timetable hm considering some of my subjects have a really small candidature, i think im set for a screwed timetable.

if you want 99, you gotta work for it. if you don't then no way. simple as that.

yeah, theyd just take the simple conversion. e.g. a friend of mine got 37 last year, equivalent to 96.XX

you posted this twice in the same thread. but yes, its definitely possible. you're capable of getting 90's even, if you put in the effort for the rest of the year.

i reckon there are definitely ppl on BOS who are capable of doing even better than that.

funny thing is, i feel like i procrastinate so much less during the school term, when i have less time to do work. and now that i have 24hours of time for 2 weeks (well less than 1 week now!), i don't do nearly enough.

anyone doing it? how's everyone finding it? we got the text last week of term and it looks so tedious to get through...

i dont do jap, but our school uses mirai 6.

wow, i thought you weren't accepted if you had a criminal record!

sounds something like making false teeth, or artificial things to fix problems in people's mouths. maybe something to do with orthodontic braces, plates? not too sure though..

no one knows the exact amount of marks needed, and it changes every year anyway according to the difficulty of the paper, calibre of the students taking it, etc.

B.Music Studies is a more 'general' course about music, i.e. you learn about all kinds of things to do with music: history, performance, musicology, aural, etc. BMus - you have to major in either perf, composition or musicology. BMusEd - you get an education degree out of it which qualifies...

there's nothing wrong with a young male english teacher! im sure many schools would be eager for something a little 'different' as well. (younger males might connect better with male students, etc.) i think b.teaching is a graduate-entry program, so if you combine it with arts for example, you...

pretty sure you don't.

no you don't! theres plenty of general viewing films for kids and parents!

you only need either mship or theory, not both. mship has an aural component, more history, but the harmony is more theory 4th level. theory has no aural component, not so much history, but harder harmony. it used to be you had to get a credit, but i think its been changed to just pass now.

first you need to go find the viola amus syllabus and choose songs from there. there are no scales, exercises or aural, but intense general knowledge. to pass, you need to be a very confident performer, understanding all the different styles of music and how to play them in that style. there is...