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You don't HAVE to drop any of your subjects, if you enjoy them and are doing well in them. The only reason they recommend that you drop a subject or two is because you're only required to complete 10 units for your HSC. However, most people have an extra unit or two for back up.

I've been working since the end of year 9. It was fine until the end of year 11. Basically, I used to go to school for 5 days and then work 9-6 every weekend. It was shit, so I told my supervisor that I'm only available on Sunday and it worked out. I took one and a half months off just before...

My school was one and a half hours away from home and even though I came home early (because of my 22 or 23 free periods in year 12), I never actually started doing any work until 6pm. If you use your time well and plan what to do before you start, you shouldn't have too much trouble. :) You're...

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Re: Anyone else hate English as much as me? Why thank you, Xuan. :o

My school photos were always taken inside the Hall, so the weather was never a problem. :)

Re: Anyone else hate English as much as me? What?

My free periods were beneficial, ONLY when I was by myself. If I had even one friend with me, my free periods were always wasted.

Why don't you just have a look at some of the past papers?

You're stupid. :D

Re: Countryroand Bag If you shove heavy books into that bag, you will most definitely get shoulder pains. The Country Road bag is more of a fashion accessory than a school bag.

Re: Countryroand Bag Oh, right. I understand now, you wanted to be an individual? :)

Re: Countryroand Bag If you're so worried about how 'gay' a country road bag will make you look, why did you buy it?

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Just maintain good marks and you'll be fine. You have some good subjects there, so don't worry too much.

^I did Lime Tree & ROTAM. ROTAM is actually quite simple, when you realise that it's just a story. :)

Modern history is simple enough, provided that you put in the effort to understand the content. Once you've got a grasp of the topics you're learning, it's fairly simple. It helps to enjoy history aswell.

Re: Anyone else hate English as much as me? Mister Bobness is a qualified english tutor. I believe he was trying to help.

I'm not allowed to read theirs. Now I know why. :(