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most courses don't list maths as a prerequisite but it is recommended for most courses and it would probably come in handy - depends what you want to do

Re: Has anyone? my friend is doing the mathematics course (not general) and is dropping maths altogether for year 12 because she got an n award because she got 30% in her last test

the examination mark is separate on the school certificate- the actual certificate that you receive at the end of the year. just under that section of the external exam marks is a section where your internal marks are listed as a grade A, B, C etc which your teachers decide based on rank so the...

can't stand coffee. the smell makes me feel sick and i can't even bring myself to take a sip. i guess my tastes haven't really matured yet so its lucky i can concentrate and stay awake without it! :uhhuh:

idol is so bad this year i don't understand why they have had so many series when the winners don't have a successful career after the show. all the contestants seem the same- i want to see someone different

don't worry about the trial school certificate because it only counts towards school marks. it's the actual school certificate you need to worry about and even that doesn't really matter in the long run DON'T STRESS

i always wanted to know this too thanks for the link :D

i'll probably start in the holidays especially for maths, legal studies and french but i'm not too worried about it because other people probably won't do anything

get whichever one your school uses otherwise it might be difficult to switch between the two

had extension maths test today and it was the hardest ever! but at least everyone found it hard so it wasn't just me. have english and chem on thursday and i'm majorly stressing about english- don't want to write three essays in 2 hours my memory will explode! :cold:

your thesis is so long and detailed that maybe you'd find it easier to relate to marie antoinette (which i haven't seen) if you simplified it a bit- not sure if you can

at the moment you're looking at about a high 75 or low to mid 80 but if you put the effort into the external exams and improve the ranking you have a shot

my teacher makes it purposely hard because he likes to cahllenge us so our pass mark is 40% which all but about 3 or 4 people reach and the top 5 or 6 get in the 80's or high 70's

thats what i'm worried about. i have mine today and i really don't want to do it because there are so many damn formulas and stuff i can't do that i'm worried they'll pick everything i can't do so i won't be able to answer any

same so stressed about it have to learn all my quotes and techniques

i have two friends who do distsce ed from the same school but they do textiles and german and neither have problems with it. you probably just got a bad teacher which is a shame cos you obviously love legal studies if you're willing to move schools just to do it. legal is a great subject though...

my friend does both but she finds it easy because she's good at both subjects and is passionate about them so if you like them you'll be fine

$35 every fortnight for french tutoring cos i need to practice speaking desperately. don't know if i will keep it up in year 12 but i don't need a tutor for my other subjects

12 is a good number but might possibly have 13 if i do eng ext 2

Re: Does anyone agree that the Preliminary Exams are much more difficult? i've done two prelim exams so far, legal studies and extension english. our school makes their own prelim papers but the teachers pick the most obscure little things to put in the papers while ignoring more than half of...