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Exam wasn't even that bad and I still did terrible. I think it's time to swap majors :haha:

I usually find Japanese pokemon openings okay but this one is great: English cover of this opening is absolutely sick:

If this gets implemented, 100 TER or UAI/99.95 ATAR calibre students in the future would be like ''I graduated with a perfect [insert rank/index name] of 0.05''. All those who people who sat their HSC many years ago would have a very confused look on their face :p Roger hasn't been number 1...

Finally learn how to play Invoker. But yeah, enjoy post-HSC break guys. Once uni (or whatever you plan to do) comes along, you'll all be wishing that your holiday break was still going.

Having been on BoS for quite a few years (feeling just a bit old), I have found that the majority of BoSers actually seem to come from comprehensive schools.

I'd say 86-87.

Both questions are quite generic/broad so I don't think there'll be much difference.

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Re: 2015 Business Studies Marathon Hint: - 'Purchased on credit' - are you paying any cash?

It's just that I personally don't see the difference between a 48-49 student and a 50 student. Anyways, from a lecturer's or a tutor's point of view: If a 48-49 student was attending every class, it shows at least some level of dedication and commitment and ultimately, they deserve a pass...

It's simply... Asian 4 (10 units) is: Advanced English 4U Maths Physics Chemistry Asian 5 (12 units) is: Asian 4 + Economics or Biology Modern/Legal Studies are humanities that don't scale as well as Economics (which is an exception on its own already since the three sciences are the 'usual')...

Yeah, I thought PC was for overall mark. I'm personally against the change. If someone got 48 or 49 (and has a good lecture/tutorial attendance rate), I still think they deserve to pass the course as much as someone who got 50. Of course PC shouldn't be for those people who regularly skip classes.

From my own experience, even if you're in your preferred degree, you'll most likely lose motivation if all you do is study. It's crucial to find greater meaning in your university experience. Extracurricular activities, for example, do just this - you feel as if you're actually doing something...

Best uni timetable so far for me.

Pretty much similar in difficulty. I'd do it in Sem 1 if I had a choice.

I felt that I majorly underperformed in my Economics HSC exam after sitting the exam as well (and I did ultimately perform worse externally compared to internally). However, best not to let it weigh you down and keep going! The worst thing you could do is let it affect your upcoming exams in a...