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~95 Looks like you're looking at at least 3-4 b6s :) Edit: I wouldn't be too concerned about not hitting the 93+ atar aim - generally if you have single digit ranks in non single-digit cohorts, chances are, you're going to do very well.

Soz, I lied. According to UAC website, it opens at August 5th and opens until July...?

vut is this? I thought s2 was harder lol

oh LOL I tried doing this for my related and gave up on it, but here are a few very brief (and obvious) examples from the top of my head; Discoveries can be sudden -> use a quote at the end when the protagonist discovers that rather than being recruited into the secret society, he's on it's...

Each to their own~ Idk, how I interpreted it was that HS = great opportunity to learn stuff because it's practically free lessons, with a professional, that's handed to you on a silver platter. Why wouldn't you seize it? You can always drop units if you feel you're under stress/ if something...

Not really. I mean if you think about it, you are learning more about that subject - and having a professional take you through something you may potentially enjoy rather than go through it yourself. I'm not saying it's what everyone wants to do, but if you're the type to procrastinate away time...

LOL This irony. Nonfiction is fictitious :P

You have a point and I know I'm stereotyping, but (and I'm not necessarily disagreeing with you), what I've found is that more often than not, those people who aren't known, aren't as involved within the school community. I mean, if you were involved in clubs, competitions, teams, etc offered...

98~

(spoilers alert) Hey guys, So I was wondering - has anyone seen the short film, 23 degrees 5 mins? Here's the link https://www.shortoftheweek.com/2013/03/22/23-degrees-5-minutes/ if anyone's curious. To whomever has seen this short film - do you get the ending? It doesn't make sense to me -...

Depends which subject. I do the former with sciences, and the latter with maths. It's probably not an ideal approach, and I'm not even sure if it works for me, but I guess it's somewhat suitable for me since my school doesn't have a shortage of exam papers and I just want to familiarise myself...

Sweet c: So are subjects like maths ext 2, aligned and scaled? Is every subject aligned and scaled? Why do people go standard english aligns badly, but not scaled badly? Does it make a difference? (I mean, both alter the mark)

That's probably a good thing, considering the alternative is hauling yourself from a warm, comfy bed after 10+ hours of sleep :P Like moi.

Can you also explain the difference between aligning and scaling? They've always converged into the same meaning for me :c

Calm down lol

No, those two subjects are marked in completely different ways. Maths is about reaching a solution - English is reaching a conclusion. Although both employ logic, English requires control over language, which Maths, to say the least, doesn't. (And if it does, only to the bare minimum). English...

LOL You don't then. If you believe that there's a slight bias in each teacher as we're all human, then going by that logic you'll never know how to write your essay to cater to the marker's demand. A teacher might be opps, having a spark of individuality while marking your essay. Because, you...

LOL For some reason that cracked me up xD. Green tea anything is nice~ :P Is there? I had no idea - that's pretty interesting actually. :) Imagine if you ate one, once a week. It'll take 23 or so years lol.

Low - mid 80s.

The green tea icecream (yum) or the German sausages? :P Wow, I'm impressed. I mean, is there 1200 types of any other food? (This makes me wonder if they have other weird meat that's not poultry/livestock/typical meat.)