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so i got my atar of 80.50 (WAY better than i expected) so i made it into my uts early entry course for food science and technology. however the lsr for unsw/usyd bach of science is 80 which means i barely qualified so im probably reaching too much here. on the unsw website it says 27 majors but...

i know its a stupid question but for chemistry solubility rules mainly in module 8, what does nag sag and pms stand for again? so far ive been memorising the rules are they are without acronyms but kind of still getting confused a lot...i know group 1 is soluble in like everything except LiPO4...

going to wsu soon for med sci human nutrition but i would like to transfer out to uts food science and technology (all bach degrees). what is the gpa req to get to uts or does it depend on course? the one i want is not really considered med sci or engineering or most of the really high req...

hi so im doing the hsc in 2024 and my predicted atar is not so good (60-65), im expecting to only go to wsu for bachelor of med sci human nutrition (early entry course), however i would like to transfer to uts as soon as possible (preferably after one year) for bachelor of food science and...

hi there could i please get an approximation as to the relative difficulty of 2019-2023 exams for physics, chemistry and food tech? thank you

hey guys so i sort of have a few questions about aligning and scaling and all. been reading about it on some forums like bos, reddit and others as well as matrix, uac, etc but some give me mixed answers or maybe im really confused. are assessment marks moderated based on raw or aligned marks...

so apparently we get hsc assessment ranks released on nov 8 on students online for 4 weeks. is it the same as cumulative ranks in each course in school? could i get clarification

hi there could i just get opinions/approximations on the relative difficulty of this 2024 2u math hsc? vs 2021, 2023, 2020, 2022. and if it might scale higher or lower than the past years. looking at solns i know i secured only 45 marks on the questions im sure of, expecting maybe 55 raw give a...

could i get some approximation as to the relative difficulty of 2023, 2022, 2021 and 2020 past papers (relative to each other or so.)

any general predictions? as to what the extended response might ask :punch:

hey guys could i please get an atar prediction? 😭 subject trial mark cumulative rank b6 in 2023/2022/2021 english advanced 56/100 60/61 6, 2, 2 maths advanced 57/100 26/40 3, 6, 7 chemistry 61/100 10/34 none at all physics 38/100 20/27 none at all food technology 72.5/100 5/26 1...

so my prescribed text is emma. i have read volume 1 but watched a movie to get a better idea of the other parts so i now understand as to what is going on in terms of chronological/key events. the thing is i only have quotes from module 1, ive been looking through exemplar responses for emma...

so i got a conditional early entry offer for a uni that i really want to go to, probably the only good one out of the 3 offers i have right now however the minimum requirement is 69 and my assessment marks have been awful here are my subjects and approximate assessment marks out of 100 as well...

hey so ive gotten most of my trial marks back, and ranks have somewhat gone up/stayed the same i guess but they're still really really bad and its not looking bright for me. after entering my trial marks into an atar calculator, it gives me an estimated 53 atar here are my subjects and trial...

so my sci ext major report is due on the coming friday, im still working on my report but havent done portfolio theres 4 people in my class and none of us have finished but i dont have contact with my classmates so i cant ask them about how theyve done it i cant find any examples online so could...

where does the formula v=sqrt(gr tan theta) come from? i tried searching it up on google but it gives an explanation mentioning some laws we dont do, and when i asked my physics teacher i was told that its extremely unlikely or that we will pretty much never be asked to derive it, but i am just...

^^ whats the most effective way to quickly get comfortable with analysing unseen texts? 😭😭 when i encounter these questions, i tend to look for literary/poetic devices first and i try to describe the effect (ie emphasises how the character feels) but as i keep going i end up yapping the whole...

when doing questions such as application of exponential decay, and the answer isnt really in exact form but has a lot of dp (such as ln3/6=0.183...), how many sf do i answer to if it is not specified? because sometimes i look in hsc answers and it gives like 2-3 dp and it is so confusing, i dont...

oh god im so done for does anybody have study tips to quickly get good at phys? i really need to at least get a decent knowledge of the theory (ie, knowing the laws, experiments and important scientists) as well as being somewhat comfortable with calculations of different sorts (ie, those with...

in any physics question, where the answer has a lot of decimal points and/or is irrational, how many sf do you write it in?? ive been told that you "answer in the least amt of sig fig that you used in calculation" but i dont get what that means. additionally, this is in terms of both working out...