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I'd probably lean towards USYD if you are after Investment Banking. You'll need to maintain a high WAM (i.e HD) and do heaps of extracurricular.

https://educationstandards.nsw.edu.au/wps/portal/nesa/11-12/hsc/rules-and-processes/exam-equipment-list Headphones only appear to be on the list/allowed for Science Extension. Might be worth writing/ringing BOSTES asking if these types of earplugs would be allowed...

I'd start off with 12 till you gauge how comfortable and likely you are to want to keep 4 unit.

Personally don't believe the excel books for English are worth it.

Have you checked out the campus? What major are you planning to do? What kind of jobs were you considering doing in the future?

How close are you to each University?

AFL? That's footy. Also on topic Snowboarding and Hiking/rambling/bushwalking

Yes, it does!

Hi Drongoski, as you seem quite the handwriting expert, I am just curious to see what your handwriting looks like. If it is too personal (i.e identifying) then feel free to ignore :)

What are you hoping to get out of it? Work wise? Have you done IPT/SDD?

Don't quote me, but believe it may be newish (i.e only offered 2020 or 2021?) Heard PICT2001 run by Ed Moore is quite a fun course. Matt's a Macquarie uni "legend" and famous for his ISYS100/ISYS200 courses so you'll have fun taking some of the courses run by his within the major.

Although maybe easier to respond if you are studying Extension one hmn.

Abigail, John and Elizabeth. Then contrast the theme of Romanticism with Realism.

Good luck for tomorrow guys :)

Just need the rest of the cohort to do worse then you in the trials ;)

Look out for each other and wash hands and wear masks if possible.

Sydney Girls High School to close Monday, trial HSC exam postponed Please self isolate whilst testing occurs.

Goodluck :) Try and get some sleep. Not worth falling asleep in an exam.

Hopefully, they would consider historical fail rates of subjects before implementing it as well. Not 100% on board with it but not enough information to make a definitive statement on it. Can see it heading down welfare path, whereby the majority of people doing the right thing are punished...

Factors such as changing school leaving age 17 and more people staying to complete their HSC were some of the factors.