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dont they get burnt out from too much school?

you already have to know logs in hsc chem dont you? do you do forensic or industrial chemistry in uni

how relevant is 2u maths to uni chem

i believe med students do high school tutoring since they're usually the ones with high atars but i am against tutoring other students (unless it's tutoring for free but i will not have the time to do that) for an actual part time job, i think they do uni tutoring (usually second-third yr) and...

one unit is 60 hours per year and since most subjects are "2 units" they will be 120 hours worth of work per year

no offense but not many people would recommend you go tutoring in yr 9 (unless its super accelerated tutoring of some sort) because they consider it a waste of time and money, mainly because yr 9 results dont count and no one tries

so its not like bos where there are admins and moderators who take charge of the whole forum? there's no hsc subreddits sadly is reddit hard to use compared to bos

right i remember now it was called kickhsc (i think) were any of you familiar with this site

it's more of an it and job based forum as opposed to a hsc and uni forum like bos do u use reddit (and is reddit an 'entertainment' forum)

wouldnt really say difficult but it is a lot of content and a large amount of memorisation and understanding of how this is applied to the real world (imo 2 topics in eco would be 3 modules and an "option" (same length as a module) in chemistry but again others may disagree with me but that's...

do you think whirlpool is better than bos

but wouldnt it be as relevant as the things you did in the first yr of uni as uni is more relevant i mean people have different attitudes (i hope) in uni and in high school so i doubt employers would care that much for high school stuff

even med students? i heard that some med students dont work part time because med is too competitive

have any of you had experiences with youtube channels besides letslearnscience and duxcollege

so if you apply for a job as a paralegal in your second yr of uni do you reckon that high school stuff matters

my advice would be work together with your cohort in internals, especially the top english students what the hell, you already did an aos and 2 modules? your school teaches english fast but i wouldnt do it if i were you, you would need to catch up on a term and a half worth or work and with...

well if you change to standard english, then you'll be behind by one module (assuming the aos text is the same for both standard and advanced) so you will need to learn the rubric, the texts, how to write an essay for that module and a related (if that module requires it) if you do join...

getting more experience? doing different things as opposed to the same thing?

also is it normal to work 2 or more part time jobs while juggling full time uni and societies/volunteering

i dont do business studies but assuming its a rote learn subject (as most people say humanities are rote learn) also you can try a 'worksheet' method to memorising content. all you need is your set of notes you have created, cut out some words and phrases in a sentence, photocopy it several...