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it is alright my friend, i shall message a lot now

where tf is caption am i stupid

gosh dang it!!!!!!!!!

thanks G will try

help pls this is such a dumb question but im only just getting into the whole BOS thing like this yr lol

as for memorising pdhpe, i like blurting bc it forces me to use my brain LMFAO

pdhpe, you honestly should be answering as much practice questions as possible. basically, learn to answer the 'learn to' section in syllabus and find as many questions from exams & etc.

You are better off buying notes or downloading legal notes!! I do legal and there’s no point in tutoring when you can teach yourself the content. Just make sure the notes u get makes it easy for you to practice writing short answer and extended response :)

Haha, yes i was moreover asking for advice on how to make effective flash cards on subjects. I take PDHPE, Legal, Business and 2U math. I’m just so unsure what to actually write and I don’t want to waste my time making them only to be 💩🤣🤣

this has to be top 10 funniest thing i've read on BOS

personally i found them really nice for humanities esp legal bc it included every option and my school decided to do an uncommon one. pdh is for the first two core but i think they’re nice just to add to ur notes. i skimmed thru the math adv topic test at a shop but honestly I don’t think that’s...

i wanna try utilising anki or like those flashcard things but how do i actually make them or how do u guys structure them? how often do you guys look over it? ty!

i prefer typing notes, using syllabus dash points and just utilising a t arnotes, past notes and making sure i can answer the “learn to” section

I know most people aim for 2 subject per day, at the max 3 but I think 2 is more sufficient tbh

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For pdhpe, I basically made sure that I was able to at least sketch in terms of learn to based on my notes tbh and I added as much examples or link w popular government programs. ********* is helpful imo and I cross referenced as many notes I found on acehsc

Respectfully no

won't your school allow you to change for the first term or maybe ask someone in your cohort who's willing to swap if that's possible?

if you or anyone who knows ppl who go to any of those law schools, please share anything positive and negative about each one. I'm trying to set my preferences now, but I do like UTS so far.

Hey! C/O 24' here and I was just researching schemes for degrees I was interested for undergrad in 25'. If a university does SRS and their own specific one, can we apply through both programs or are we meant to only choose one, either through UAC or the institution portal? Thank you :)