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Does anyone think there will be much ethical/legal aspects to the exam? Cos thats the part that really stumps me- especially for ER, theres just so many points and argh- its like similar for each topic but different...

You get the best marks if you give an example for one point then directly compare your other case study to it

I usually get 18 for multiple choice and usually bomb out in short answer and get 18 in long answer qs except in trial i did the best at short answer (37.5/40) and booombed long answer! WTF? Now im soo confused after that haha

Ive been studying for about 11 hours lol...having a break then going back to it very soon. It sounds like alot...but I really only started on monday

Im going to break for awhile...but not for too long cos I know that at about 10pm ill start freaking bahahah... Im giving up on case studies- I'm just going to make them up- MEH! Worked for me in the trials :) I know all the syllabus points now- its just all those bloody words that go in...

I only started studying for this 2 days ago so today im just fixing up everything i know, memorising the points etc. My teacher wants me to get band 6 but i dont think i will anymore...left it a bit late :P

Probably download the syllabus and learn all the concepts on the left hand side of the page- fleshing out those concepts with details from your notes That being said, I have no idea what im going to do either. This really is a useless subject- no body has a good teacher!

The most I know of is you can do a Certificate III in Business Services and possibly a diploma (not too sure on that one)

Yeah you are eligible for a UAI if you do the HSC exam, I have no idea how though because how does a "pass" count towards the UAI? 100%? No teacher could actually tell me...thats probably the worst thing...the tafe teachers know nothing about how the HSC works and so you dont really get prepared..

Yes- because its founded it Hong Kong is a good thing and you can talk about its global operations Im using it for my HSC, as well as Woolworths (I've used it two other times and done well)

First generation rights are Civil and Political Rights -covered in the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights (1976) -e.g. the right to vote, universal suffrage Second Generation rights are Cultural, Economic and Social rights covered in the International Covenant on Cultural...

Apparently its good to have lots of interesting quotes in your World Order essay....anyone have any good ones? All I have is "You can do alot with diplomacy, but with diplomacy backed up by force you can get alot mroe done"- Kofi Annan Please help :)

The question is referring to a criminal justice issue you should have chosen to study in class e.g. mandatory sentencing, juvenile justice. You just have to evaluate the legal mesaures used in relation e.g. new legislation- say its strengths weaknesses and possibly give recommendations.

Re: Notes: Databases The links dont work anymore :(

I think its just easy. Im a bit worried about this too- Ive never been given marks for anything in class, we didn't get trial marks....so im not too sure how I'll go Why don't you try doing a past test and see how you find it? We did them in class and my main problem was I had no idea what...

Does anyone use this textbook, if so, is it any good? Its the only one I could find for this topic, and i really need some kind of text book which gives me a better outline of the content than the notes I already have. Is it worth me paying $58 for? If not, are there any other textbooks for...

Are there any good textbooks for this subject? All i have is notes photocopied from some random books that my teacher gives us, and when i compare it to the syllabus alot of the key points are missing from my notes :(

On the UTS website for International Studies it says that there is no guarantee that students will get their chosen country elective So, I was just wondering, how many people do International Studies, and if you do it, did you have any difficulties getting your country of choice? I really...

I voted no, only because some people are really bad at it and it will drag down their UAI. Some people who do like 4U maths aiming really high can be quite bad at English at it just drags people down unneccesarily Although, even if it wasn't compulsory I think i would still do it.

How random is it having Business Studies first Its good there is a weekend between English Paper 1 and Paper 2. My timetable is ok i guess, but i have 5 of my exams in the first 2 weeks, modern on the 28th then business services 2 weeks later! :mad1: Im also the only one who does it at my...