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I went to a non-selective school and my business class was mostly dropkicks as well but I was passionate about the subject and achieved good marks. My economics class had much higher standard of student but to be honest if you're in the top end it doesn't matter. If you're passionate about...

Re: bus stds I taught myself business studies from a few textbooks and other teachers resources, my teacher was quite average as well.

Re: bus stds To get a 90, not very. Business studies is a fairly easy subject however in order to gain top marks you have to be quite committed, know your content very well and have good literacy skills.

Simply the floating exchange rate. Essentially the BOP records every single supply and demand of the Australian dollar, and since it is a floating exchange rate, supply must meet demand at the equilibrium and equal 0. Thus all the demand is recorded as POSITIVE and supply is recorded as...

Ehm I'd be more concerned that you're preparing for the HSC English course 10 years ago, Discovery has been the AOS topic for a while now.

There is no advantage in doing either, simply do which one you feel most confident with. My teacher was a Senior HSC marker for AOS and she said they did not care at the marking centre. I did separate and still received 14/15 and 15/15 internally and presumably high in the HSC.

Your friend must be smart haha

For what you want to do, Law coupled with Arts would probably be your best bet, majoring in something like International Relations, Political Economy etc. or you could do Commerce/Law and major in Management, International Business, Industrial Relations/HR etc. I'd recommend you do Law plus...

For Business Studies get a binder with loose leaf paper and make acronyms for literally everything and write them on the relevant page of notes your writing out, e.g. if you're writing external influences notes have the acronym for it on the page, it will do amazing things for your memory. In...

Well it seems like you have excellent work ethic, keep a good balance and I'm confident you will do well in the HSC.

I found 2 hours on week days and 3-4 on weekends to be enough for me in year 11. If you're working effectively you probably don't need to study that much but I'm sure if you're that dedicated you'll do extremely well. Also I'd count tutoring as studying, but just out of curiosity is your...

Well, your first internal assessments are likely weighted relatively low, so you should be able to make a come back even if you don't do great in them, however, this is providing that you work hard throughout the year. A 85 ATAR is reasonably achievable for most people even with a few stuff ups...

Hi there, I finished the HSC last year and got 97 in Business using a binder which I found very useful in business because a good chunk of the work is notes, also in writing your notes, I recommend you make lots of acronyms and write them on the same page as you write your notes to remember...

You do have a good point, but the History Project does count for the majority of course and the issues lies in many students have trouble with these long, major work like projects and having two similar may put on some pressure, again, it all depends on the student. Students who can smash the...

That could be very true, I would just clarify with your teacher first, again, I have not seen the film.

http://www.imdb.com/chart/top?ref_=nv_mv_250_6 Many of those are good, I've seen good essays on A Clockwork Orange and Schindler's List

A film as a related text is not necessarily a bad idea, in fact, it can be very useful in differentiating you from your peers, however, whilst I haven't seen the greatest showman I would recommend you do a film with a bit more credibility or even better, a classic. Doing a classic immediately...

Hmmm, well you are doing two major works which you may find stressful, and as you have said, eliminate time for other subjects. However, exactly how weak are you at bio, is it only a few marks worse or is there a serious deviation, if it's significant then I'd recommend keep extension. Also, to...

I would even avoid grid books because in no hsc maths exam will you be given grid paper, its a small thing but if you get as used to/simulate exam conditions as much as possible it will be less stressful.

Business studies: 97 Modern History: 96 SOR II: 96 English Advanced: 95 2U Maths: 94 3U Maths: 47 Update: ATAR: 99.85