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So far that sounds good, especially for what you have in school! Try to have more volunteering outside of school as well, which will definitely make your application more competitive (a good one is St John Cadets)! Just try to maintain a good report academically and strong extracurriculars! Good...

Friend was ranked at bottom of cohort at 10/13, ended up getting a 99 external mark and had a combined mark of 97 for a subject. Definitely can bounce back! Also I didn't do great in English for most of the year until trials, ended up getting 94 for Eng Adv.

Not Venessa but from my friends that do UNSW Law, ideally at least 96+ ATAR and 90th percentile for LAT. You can get away with a lower ATAR if you have a higher LAT and vice versa.

There are lots of ways to approach this! Most obvious would be adopting the perspective of someone directly in the war (eg soldier) or affected by war (eg family or child). A more abstract approach would include being creative with the perspective (eg from an animal, politician) or even adopting...

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Yep, tutoring companies for chem/phys usually just make you do more questions to understand and solidify theory. If you have a good grasp of concepts and are able to practice doing questions a lot you will be able to do well and definitely get a B6. Another helpful resource is Khan Academy...

Definitely. UoN is one of the easier med programs to enter, I know people who scraped it in with 96 ATAR and 90th percentile UCAT but had a very good interview.

Bonus points for DoE don't really apply anymore, you can only get them for band 5s/6s in certain subjects depending on your degree and these bonus points don't apply for competitive courses like med/dent etc.

1. Would definitely recommend advanced over standard, the scaling for standard is not great (and definitely not worth the amount of effort you need to put in). Choosing standard probably won't increase your interest in the subject so you might as well do advanced unless you genuinely believe you...

For your interview, yes. If you've done well enough to get into the interview with ATAR and UCAT, being able to draw upon your experiences from DoE will definitely help your interview by showing a wide range of extracurricular activities.

Not a bad decision, it's really up to your personal interest. There is no right or wrong when it comes to choosing subjects, as long as you are interested, that's all that really matters! Personally, I know a lot of people who did both business and eco, they didn't have any problems with doing both.

Bio Note Samples are up on Imgur at this link: This just shows the main structure of my notes and formatting! Eng Advanced Mod C Analysis samples are up on Imgur at this link: This just shows the main structure and key points of my notes! Modern History Samples are up on Imgur at this link...

HSC Ninja is probably the most accurate since it uses historical data. I would say the 2019 calculator is slightly inaccurate though, in my experience it overestimates your mark slightly but it's a very solid estimate.

Hi guys! This a set of summaries for chemistry equations with QUESTIONS, EQUATIONS and STEPS needed to solve 90% of the questions you will get in HSC chemistry. I found this really helped me understand new concepts and as revision for topics I wasn't as confident in. I got these from...

Hi guys! These are my HSC chemistry syllabus notes, they cover every single HSC dot point. I did alright for chem (high b5) so not super amazing but not too shabby either! Hopefully they help, good luck : ) I'm also selling notes for other subjects that I did a lot better in! If you found...

Also, I do HSC English tutoring and I offer essay editing services for VERY cheap (starting from $5/essay depending on subject/length). PM me for info or questions, I'm always happy to help out : ))