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Normanhurst: I have a few friends there. They are not amazing academically but if you yourself are a strong student, you will have high chances at getting a good atar - one of my friends came around top 10 for everything and landed himself a 99 atar! Environment is chill and everyone is super...

I used Cormac McCarthy's The Road. Really good for exploring human experiences. I would not recommend doing poems btw haha (even tho theyre easier to read quickly and understand, you should go for a text that has real depth)

Asking for friend Lol: School ~~ top 5 subject trial score (%) trial rank overall rank No. of band 6s (roughly) english advanced 97 6/160 22/160 80 english extension 93 13/70 7/70 30 maths extension 1 86 21/140 19/140 90 maths extension 2 80 15/80 25/80 40 legal studies 89 11/35...

dw getting 50 is equivalent to getting like 70 :p what a blessing

I also cant wait to study for math damn son

Just for reference, I did 4 units of maths and 2 units of english and am aiming for Law in uni lol! So just do the subjects that will get you the marks to get you into your course.

they call me daddy

I write 1300 for all modules :oops:

yeah but thing is advanced would pull it up more

I go to ngo & Sons

I think if you're worried about the drugs etc in Chatswood, just keep in mind that most nonselective schools are pretty much all like that

Depends on your school, pretty sure private schools do but a lot of selectives dont eg mine

I dont go, I only went to du for a term back in year 10 lol it was too expensive

O congrats

wdym circle geo was the easiest

F:oops:

circle geo has been removed from syllabus :(

omg chill out hahaha

Keep - even if you do well in standard, it will be extremely hard to get a good atar due to poor scaling

Dr Du because I personally think private tutors are not good enough to get you into that competitive mindset, compared to how a class would, which is pretty essential when it comes to the HSC. Their homework is also a really good for practicing math leading up to the HSC too! And by learning one...