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Biggest regret was Physics - I should have done Ancient + Ext History regardless of the obstacles since I'd been aching to do that subject for a long time but instead I went with what "made sense". Stupid, stupid, stupid.

I apologise if I rendered any confusion as I assumed that every student in the HSC would know whether they were doing Major Works or not, and what they were. I'll explain properly now in case others misunderstood also. In most HSC courses there is an external form of testing that is either in...

I'd say you should ring up the Education faculty at USYD since its no longer listed as one of their current degrees on *either* USYD's or UAC's site. Though I have my doubts about it going up next year as when I asked around about it at open day people were fairly vague. Oddly enough, UAC doesnt...

I doubt it...

Like I said and showed you in the example the best 10 units are counted, regardless of the amount of subjects making up those units. You should still try not to fail your chemistry though as there is still a possibility that you could do well in it and it would help your UAI then.

For those of you hovering in the limbo known as the year 11 and year 12 holiday gap that is coming up I have one major piece of advice... START YOUR MAJOR WORKS SOON! It doesn't matter if all you do is scribble a little bit and make absolute crap stuff up, you should make something of a start...

Lear's greatest flaw was to assume and not perceive, Cordelia got subsumed in ethics rather than compassion and practicality and the 'evil' sisters were greedy harpies. All these character flaws clashed at the wrong place and the wrong time and then the world got decimated so that it could be...

*pats Alex* Evan says its alright, one day someone will love you:p..now here, eat a transgendered greek salmon - its good for you;)

Hmm..I would say that you should keep it and see, because with each module you can choose from in EE1 it can get pretty diverse so you really need to try it out to see whether you like it. It shouldn't disadvantage you much either since 11 units isn't that big of a load for the HSC and it would...

When testing in the HSC, it is the style and conventions of writing that you are meant to use - not a technical aspect which in newspapers is not even governed by the writers of the article but the constraints of the medium. It would also be assumed that the trial was intended to test you in...

Hmm...I don't think they can do that. Maybe in a trial but not the HSC. For instance they may ask say(and I'm pulling this out of thin air): "By observing the parent and child relationships in Lear we see the dynamic of power illustrated in a way that is still relevant in todays audience"...

"Manipulating the truth" is the umbrella term - you are essentially controlling how much or how little truth is recieved. Distortion is a technique applied in this kind of manipulation and involves muddling people's perception of facts.

Just to update this thread, there is a new series in the works by Ms. Douglass which explains the loose ends of her Wayfarer Redemption series. It is also interesting to note that this book interweaves plotlines from Beyond the Hanging Wall and Ashdod also written by Douglass, so it should be...

you need the 4 for your HSC, you UAI is a separate entity I believe. Only the best 10 units. For example - 4u Eng(99 in each) + 4u Math(99 in each) + 2u Latin(99) gets included and the last subject of VET IT(15) does not.

They're not useless! One day you're carrots will grow up big and strong!

...But you can turn your hand into an egg whisk or a blender! Imagine all the omelettes!

Most likely you will be, regardless you'll be able to check that at StudentsOnline soon.

In competition with colour guide, Evan(with the aid of Marcus) submits a superhero profile of I-PR. Marcus alias of :Goldendawn superpowers: absorb sound and store the sonic vibrations within his body, then release the energy into rechanneled sonic force waves or convert it into light...

What Dreamerish has said verges on flawless and it is all that many will need to know, however in related rates of change in 2u as well as other things in the higher courses you need to know how to chain these things as shown in Templar's example - dy/dx = du/dx * dy/du. As for memorising...

If there were no silly limits then my course selection would be: English Advanced + Ext 1 + Ext 2 Mathematics Ext 1 + Ext 2 Science Ext 1 + Ext 2 Ancient History + Ext Philosophy Drama French Continuers + Ext EDIT: I'll add Legal Studies too since that looks cool. ...And I know you said...