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At the same time you don't want to give them too much flexibility lol. Looking back on it, I think that Legal studies OR Maths Ext 1 OR a science would be more appropriate

Mix it up a bit, have chocolate and plain on alternating meals :cool:

Chemistry is a great guy, and he doesn't like you either :tongue:

Comedian of the year ;)

Legal studies, Maths Ext 1, possibly a science subject (I know that this is largely unrelated to the course, but it would certainly prove that you are capable enough to do law)

I can't tell whether you're joking or not... If you aren't then here are some broken ones

IMO they should implement necessary prerequisites to all university courses, so that people that do 'easy' subjects cannot get into Law, Med etc. This would separate the dropouts from those that want to succeed in their course

I dropped a whole rack of test tubes once, and as the teacher turned the corner to inspect the mess, he stepped on the glass shards with his BRAND NEW shoes (how convenient for me).... My marks were never the same again :bomb:

99+ definitely possible

Always give 100% to ensure that you have not regrets when you finish the HSC

Yes

Same, except a little disappointed that RUFUS - Like An Animal wasn't higher :tongue:

Ni(g) + 2H2O(l) -> Ni(OH)2 + H2(g)

How is it not a measure of difficulty if scores are all over the place? One exam alone determines the bulk of your final mark, therefore capable students that could have performed relatively well in the HSC may be subject to a fail mark in the IB.

You still get a UAC rank (which is basically an ATAR) for IB as well as your IB score. With regards to your second statement, I still stand by my thinking that IB is harder because if you mess up the final exam then you're SCREWED no matter how well you performed internally :(

You seem about average to me :lol: everyone at my school is extremely short though lol

I don't know which school you attended but, at mine the general consensus is that IB is a much more difficult course. You say that it seemed as if the IB students were doing much less work than those completing the HSC. This may be the case because the HSC mark is a 50:50 combination of a...

IB is only useful if you're planning to study overseas, as has already been mentioned above

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