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If you match any of the listed subjects, please list your qualifications and/or send me a message. My location: Around San Souci, but can go upto Hurstville* library or equivalent distance.

Alright, thanks.

was it specific on YO or did it encompass the whole of crime?

great contributions were made!

diverting into a social life argument I see, you tell me how it goes with studying just 2 weeks before the hsc exams.

ok you do that, but don't try pulling other people down to your level.

True, but having a fair competition and still doing good is far more satisfying. Besides it's better for Australia as a whole that we all do good.

Aside from using profanity, you need to identify what's making you think like that; be it a depression, stress or anxiety. Then you should treat it and get back on track considering that there won't be enough time for you after wasting 6 weeks.

then you ARE fucking retarded!

I hope by break you mean staying at home and studying, not a 6 weeks break to have fun.

Well, personally, I think you are fucking retarded

ever been?

As you already know, the extended response if often about the 'themes and challenges' of the syllabus (correct me if I'm wrong). So my question is if the Young Offenders and International Crime have ever been part of the extended response...or could be in the future?

bump

I regret nothing as these subjects I have chosen are what I enjoy, even though harder to get a perfect ATAR with.

I think it's better you guys stop with the long after-trial breaks and have them between your studies instead...because you're gonna need them

Also for the past graduates, what did you do and what marks did you get? So how did you solidify your knowledge?

question only asked how it promotes and enforces not how effective it is

fucking leb stop it

dont call him ayri