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Read kr73114's post, it pretty much sums up what you need to know in yr 12. Probably chuck in some equations as well.

Uhh no just talk about communication systems, rewards , TnD and flexible working conditions?

When our teacher got news that the syllabus was going to change, he laughed at our class and said "You guys are the last year to do this harder syllabus, its easier next year". Assuming his right that means (Y). Economics is a hell a lot practical compared to business which is imo just syllabus...

I highlight the key points in the multiple choice if the question itself doesn't come obvious to you immediately. As the person above me said there is usually one or two that are completely wrong or irrelevant so you can get rid of them. Then you look at the others and see which one is the most...

What paper is it from? or is it one of your own?

I'd recommend a good integratable thesis for any essays. As the person said before me, memorising creative writing should be fine, even my teacher recommends it. You could memorise some broad yet important points for your main body like sophisticated bits with techniques etc. since even with...

Yeah i want to umm emphasis a point. NEVER LISTEN TO YOUR TEACHERS (Y). Follow what you think is right, take a look at the courses and the syllabus for each one. Background knowledge for why i said the thing in caps is because teachers convinced me to take accelerated Geography instead of modern...

Lol Maths2u : 100% English Advanced: 85% Chemistry: 80% Maths Ext 1: 85% - 90% Economics: 90% Business Studies: 60% <- WOOOOOO OUR BUSINESS TEACHER ROCKS

I think i was detecting some sarcasm. Good results but why would you post them here. This post is basically going to be an ego stroking place so quite a pointless thread imo :/.

Uhhh... nice assumption.

Lol i've completely given up on ext 1 maths even though our school does get a medium E4 in it. You do have 11 units which means that if you feel maths ext 1 is pulling too much off your time, you can drop it. 2u Maths is very easy to get a high mark in, its purely about accuracy once your aiming...

Lol i don't think workload matters much with three sciences maths and english. I'm not entirely disagreeing but i think a bit more hard work in maths, more practice papers, getting that accuracy up will help. As the other people have said, try getting top 3 in your subjects. What ATAR are you...

wtf at the ppl doing 10+ my friend does 5 hours a day and his ATAR estimates on 99.65. Don't think studying so many hours is gonna be like "OMG YES IM GONNA BE SMART". No sir, its how much actual effort / efficiency your putting into your studying. Edit: Ops forgot to include how many i do...

Isn't it so obvious? Your question thread sort of answers it itself.

Im kinda lucky that i got to a higher ranked school but im still quite lazy == so dw there are a lot that are the same. You'd think people from higher ranked schools would be studying like crazy but i know heaps that arent so dont stress. Give yourself a goal each day. Libraries are good as well...

70 should be fine, just dont slack off during the actual HSC