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Wow, good job. I got 80% in my first task - and I guess I just didn't have enough preparation. I feel like a legal test is going in blindly with concepts and case studies without really knowing what to expect. Would you have any tips?

But it's only good once you graduate, right? I feel like the Financial Services stuff has no real future, and it looks so dry. Everyone makes it seem like robots and technology will have taken over by the time we finish uni - and the only degrees worth doing are Computer Science.

I don't know. I'm probably planning on doing a semi-external degree and work full-time locally, so I don't think a cadet's that much more efficient for me. Don't you have to be a certain age to get a cadetship?

How are you even meant to study for legal long responses? It's pretty hard to rote learn an essay for it...

Who's coming first? VET's not that bad... Cert 3 + semi-decent people skills is a guaranteed job.

Not 40%-bad XD Agreed. Can't wait til the HSC course.

I'm pretty sure you do... The train terminates at Strathfield or something. Doesn't it?

I wish, but I'm doing worse in Legal :(

Yeah but wouldn't the CBD mean catching 2 trains? Transport is one of the main reasons I prefer Macquarie...

Lol, wut? How is it bad? Don't we have an express train to Macquarie?

Can you a double major in a Science Degree? (E.g. maths and software technology) EDIT: When it says that a Bachelor of Science can be done externally, does it mean every single unit can be done online and there is no need to go to the campus (even for tutorials)? I've seen that a lot of units...

This is interesting. Is passive voice ok in an essay?

In music extension, you choose an elective from; Performance, Composition or Musicology. Performance - You play 2 pieces that total up to 10 minutes and you play another piece that has to be for a small ensemble (2 or more - you don't have to feature but your skill has to be noticeable). The 3...

If you're talking about what Shakespeare used, but with relation to quotes and techniques, use present (as you said - "Shakespeare uses"). If talking about context, it's fine to say 'the Elizabethan era played". If it is something you are analysing with a current primary source, use present...

Thanks. I feel better now.

It's ok boredsatan - you tried

Hey, Standard and Advanced are both 2 unit subjects. Considering you're not an English person, I would not recommend Extension. However, considering you are attending a selective school, you must have somewhat of an ability in English and I believe Advanced would be your best option. It's...

By Accounting, do you mean Financial Services?

You apparently never have school...

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