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No. With a canidature of 2 people, all you really need to do is try to come 1st, by how much doesn't matter. With 4 you should also try to come first. However if you are 2nd or 3rd or 4th, so long as you (and your peers) do well in the hsc exam, it shouldn't matter.

hahaha. harsh, yet to the point.

Yes!

Tell her that you no longer want or need her services. Its your money and you should not fell that you must keep attending.

I am not refering to scaling, however I think that some subjects curriculum are to easy. I mean they are about stage 5 standard. Stage 6 courses should reflect stage 6 standards not stage 5 standards. In particular Industrial Technology, Information Technology, (and i'm sure other subjects like...

I think that the Board needs to publish papers and documents on studies done on the topic. I personally didn't like English at high school, but then again about half way thorough year 12 i got a new teacher and he helped me to understand English. Once I understood it, I appreciated it and knew...

yes 90 or above as a hsc mark is a band 6 EDIT: looks like someone beat me to it.

hmm i am not. but i know someone who is very good. take a look here, http://www.bebo.com/PhotoAlbums.jsp?MemberId=2676130181

Well, i used jacaranda as my main one. but some uni texts came in really handy to clarify concepts. personally i think the best text book out there is mine (http://andrew.harvey4.googlepages.com). sorry but i've got to be bias.

yeah they were..

im doing comp sci, and i never did sdd, ipt or it at school.

whats a Dopant level? (rhetorical quesiton) 2004 HSC Phys Q19, a) you need to know which way the Earth rotates (not in the syllabus) we don't need to know about the type of ac motor shown in the diagram. The syllabus makes no reference to oblique projections. there are many more...

well i have seen questions in the past that ask things that are not in the syllabus.

yeah but they still do.

No, a high hsc mark does NOT mean superior intelligence. because there are many subjects out there, that people can just rote learn/memorize facts, dish them out in an exam and still do okay. also there are subjects like English, where someone can just pay a tutor, or someone to write a really...

just barley, and you would need to come 1st (or very high up) (assuming the performance of students doesn't change much) in all your courses.

there is nothing wrong with doing only 10 units. but i would rather do more than less simply for the fact that you are getting a free eduction, so you may as well learn as much as you can.

that's shit. i would definitely change out of that school.

its extreamly hard to get a 90 in std english. only a handfull of students, if any get it.

hahahaha... i wouldn't either..