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Re: help? But as Charity F said, dont go near the Daily or Sunday Telegraph. It's shit.

Re: Things You Wish You Knew Before Starting Your HSC i dont gedit :o

Re: Things You Wish You Knew Before Starting Your HSC I lol'd hard. Sorries :(

Well, even if you don't get into your ideal course, dont worry about it. There are plenty of other ways in.

Re: help? Read SMH.

lol, NOWHERE in any of my posts did i say that Gen Math was easy for everyone. I'm not denying anything. Yeah, gen math is easier to grasp but not everyone can. I probably shouldn't have said "You cant say that.." You're entitled to your opinion, i wasn't attacking it. :)

Hopefully you won't :D

Re: Things You Wish You Knew Before Starting Your HSC I had 23 free periods. :D

Didn't say it was. :)

No shit. I did 2unit, but dropped to general because of the time consumption - I know how difficult 2unit can be, that said, if someone were to study consistently and properly throughout the year (whether it be general or higher) high marks can easily be achieved. But, you cant say that...

Don't drop it. Plenty of the girls in my year, who did 4unit math - failed a few of their exams. It's only the beginning so just keep going. :)

I be the plumber with the 100 uai :o

It's only term 4. Stop worrying about being unmotivated, because everyone is at one stage or another. If PE is too boring, drop it since you have 12 units. However, if you drop - keep in mind that you wont have any other units as backup. It's up to you. BTW. I hope you write more clearly in...

I wouldn't know what to do. go to tafe? :o

Nope. A mark of 85+ in general will work well, scaling wont affect the student here. Considering the fact that general math is simple and easier to grasp, achieving a mark of 85+ should be easy. :)

General math, like all other subjects will only scale you down IF you do poorly in it. If you achieve good marks, scaling will not affect you. :)

I passed mine on August 23rd and like yours, it was very short (it seemed to be anyway).

I've prepared myself for the worst, so I really dont care anymore. As long as I can get myself into any uni, I'll be happy.

Yeah, but almost everyone has to deal with it. It's not as if BOS is putting you guys through any added crap. What you're feeling now, is probably what we felt this time last year. :)

You're finally freaking out? I've been counting down since the day i finished my exams.