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For me personally, it depended on how much time I had left, the likelihood that I made silly mistakes and the difficulty of the unanswered questions. This list is non-exhaustive and I am sure contributors to this forum have their own metrics which I encourage them to share here. I have assumed...

From your post it sounds like you know what to do but might need some reassurance :) Your primary concern is that you are overburdened with math tutoring homework because of its length and (unnecessary) complexity/lack of relevance. This is compounded by an additional 2 hr commute and...

Hi everyone, I wanted to offer some insight into how I used my reading time in exams when I sat the HSC (a long time ago!) :) My advice is geared towards the Sciences and Math but can be extended to other subjects. When reading time is provided during an assessment, it is generally limited to 5...

Hi Marli, I would suggest identifying pivotal cases that led to law reform and then using statistics to track the impact of said law reform. Pivotal cases are always controversial (e.g Corey Davis case) because they involve grotesque details and/or unjust outcomes for the offender/victim...

I can speak personally to this as I work with Graduate Project Managers and myself completed a civil engineering degree at USYD. Experience counts more than the degree. Completing a double Civil/Project Management degree is only helpful insofar as it secures you an internship/part-time job...

Disclosure: I do not work for PEAK as I am clearly a private tutor. I can only speak for PEAK science because that is where I went for Physics and Chemistry tutoring from 2012-2013. Personally I think it represents great value for students who are already self-motivated and disciplined. This...

Update: Currently studying Law and Engineering at USYD. 6 year degree Have to overload at times and your course is basically set out from your first year until your last. Only 1 or 2 engineering students per cohort take this degree. If anyone has any questions about this degree, feel free to...

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Hi, just wanted to know the experiences of any person who has completed or currently in this double degree. I would like to know what advantages one has upon the completion of this double degree in terms of how Law may complement an Engineering career and vice versa. Does taking this degree...

The main reason I would do a subject is because I like it but not necessarily be 'passionate' about. Say Maths, I might be good at it (which I like) but it doesn't mean I have this "curiousity" (more like trying to avoid those deadly hard questions). So I would be completely opposite in this...

Just wanted to add something. Indicators are typically weak acids which in turn account for the equilibrium that was established (i.e ionises in water to still form HInd and Ind-). Then I wrote the rest which has been clearly discussed above.

Re: Your Inudstrial Chem answers RealiseNothing has some good points. Though including the Frasch process may improve the sophistication of your answer, going only into detail into the Contact process is fine too. The main problem with the question was that the syllabus doesn't strictly teach...

Re: Your Inudstrial Chem answers Just clarifying 32a) 1. Describe soap's structure (apparently it could have been a detergent but highly doubt that) in terms of its non-polar alkyl tail and polar COO- head. 2. Non-polar alkyl chain 'pierces' the grease, interacting with it through dispersion...

Motivation? Nah not really. Working hard may be more about determination/self-discipline (which I'm severely lacking) than "motivation." Motivation is the start and habit is the result.

Can work but to a limited extent, there is only so much you can rote learn and write down. Ideal for Sciences (now that English is over), but it won't get you the marks unless you know how to use that information i.e directly answering the question and knowing what markers are looking for. Btw...

COUNT ME IN. All 3 exams :)