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What's cuo?

It just sounded kind of rude. I read it in my head as, "No shit sherlock, haven't we all? Why post such obvious information?"

School Certificate and HSC are completely different. Anyone can do well in the School Certifiicate, but in the HSC you actually have to start working.

Such an argumentative post.

How will you have time for school? You'd be having about 10 hours of tutoring a week and probably going through 200+ pages of maths a week.

I read through most of your post and then I got to the bottom and thought, "If you're criticising the seminar, why the hell did you pay the deposit?"

Just read extensively.

I don't care about days. I only care about periods :burn:

That's a lot better than voting because you get captains and prefects who are actually motivated, committed and hardworking role models.

You have your texts, and you probably know what module you're doing. You can work out the possible questions.

You wake up early and you also leave early. What time do you have dinner/sleep/breakfast/freshen up for day etc. ?

UAI > 95 after watching lots of tv before her HSC. That is kind of depressing when you think that with more committment, she could have been in the 99's.

Maths takes about 1 and a half to 2 weeks for us...

I've seen him up earlier...

So, what's the point of this thread, apart from publically acknowledging your hatred of the subject of English? Better think of a decent reason for this thread to stay up because it's probably going to get deleted.

Night before HSC you should know everything and just rest and take it easy [no computer or tv though].

You don't memorise the essay anyway. You memorise the structure of the essay.

Generic essays aren't bad if they're flexible enough to be adapted to lots of questions.

"Lupus? Is it LUPUS?"

They might have a separate section for planning, whilst the other section must be placed faced down. Something like that.