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There is a max of 5 for extra-curricular/AAA, max 5 for EAS and max 5 for subject bonus points. Altogether, you are only allowed a maximum of 10 though, not 15.

lol. They're are just convicting themselves here for the Ashes ;)

congrats on 3rd LGB. Go to the third picture and look at the top right corner. I died laughing when I saw this. Spread it to others if you can. http://www.gumtree.com.au/s-ad/maray...ow-/1031634577

#ragingpoms lol

Do you even Australia?

You should get r=3m. So you are right.

You can get a low band 5. Just relax and don't worry too much. If you're class performed really well, you may get a high band 5, or in a rare case of your underestimation, possibly a band 6. Stay positive, and know that no matter what happens, things always turn out ok.

Its doable, but think of it like this: The workload and lifestyle you will have is the equivalent of someone trying to get a 99 ATAR, for 4 years. Will you be able to cope with this?

Nah I think I told you before that I didn't get an interview offer. My friend at school did though. I posted what happened to me on this thread: http://community.boredofstudies.org/showthread.php?t=314963&highlight=co-op+scholarship

Lol. You're still young XD. I call my uncle young and he's retired over 65 XD. To OP: The gap is pretty big. You need to study twice as much as before, and I found it easiest to stop video gaming by the time I reached year 11.

How terrible of you lol.

Do one part-time and one full-time. So if you work full-time, do uni part-time. If you work part-time, do uni full-time. It is hard to do both full-time, but I think it may be possible. However, it eaves no-time for doing other things, and you will be spending around 80/168 hours a week for...

Push your English ranks to top 10, and maths to top 20 and you will get 99+ Anything e4 (even 90) in MX2 is equivalent for 99+ lol. A 93 in ext.1 is equivalent for 99+ as well. However, for English and your other subjects, you need 95+.

On a side note, is it capital pi?

Go to your local library and borrow Surfing Physics books. They are about 70 pages each and cover the topics individually. Also, there are the Cambridge Checkpoints textbooks and the Creelman textbooks, which separate questions from past HSC into their respective topics. Look online to...

You should be fine without a bridging course. I still kept my prelim notes for the purpose of maybe doing mechanical engineering or electrical lol. In the end it was worth it. My school was the same. We weren't offered engineering studies. Just a caution: Get to know civil. Understand what...

1-2 hours should be fine. I was just a slow at making notes, taking forever to make them. You must take a break and give yourself a rest though. After all, preliminary was an intense year as well.

By the way, I rofl'ed at your new profile pic. I died at your comment just now XD.

If you did 4U you would understand more about complex numbers. Also, this is uni level. The only HSC level was the stuff I posted earlier on this thread, which were also stretching the syllabus.

I substituted the weekdays with weekends, because school was just so tiring. But then again, I had soccer for half the HSC year on weekends so I had to catch up a lot more during that period.