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Can relate to this since I had this same dilemma; I was literally still torn the morning that I had to hand in the form (ended up choosing bio). I'd recommend reading through the syllabus dotpoints for both subjects and seeing if one interests you more in terms of content. Don't think that...

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Also, according to creationism (and most religious/cultural views about the origins of life), life forms haven't changed over time, as they were simply created by a higher power (e.g. God). Whereas according to scientific knowledge, life has evolved over time from really simple organisms (which...

Didn't do physics so I can't provide any comparison, but I didn't find bio to be that bad in terms of memorising. The content you need to memorise is substantial (however, I wouldn't say it's more substantial than chem for instance), but if it interests you then it probably won't be too much of...

Bump, and thanks for the nice comments.

The kind of research that you do will depend on your chosen topic, but expect to read books and journal articles written by academics (things you probably wouldn't do much in modern/ancient). As for whether History Ext. is better than EE2, that depends on your own abilities/interests and...

02/11/2018: I have now "retired" from tutoring. However, if you have a general query or you're looking for some advice, please feel free to email me. Hello, My name is Sharon and I'm currently offering tuition in HSC Biology. By way of a brief introduction, I graduated from James Ruse in 2015...