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You could change to Legal Studies. Hospitality I think is a big time consumer. Work placement almost kills a week of school. Physics if you have an interest in science/mathematics. I do all three social sciences and hospitality. And find Business is easy marks if you learn the syllabus off by...

Same thing for Hospitality. There's so much content to study for that you just wanna whack the teacher across the head with that heavy lever arch full of paper.

Lol. About time technology improved.

- White shirt - Special covered areas during swimming and athletic carnivals - Abusing our power and little juniors by jumping the queue in the canteen line - No sport - Going to school late if we have period 1 off / going home if it's a study session last period - Top row lockers reserved for...

Keep your life balanced [although its almost impossible with the truckload of work dumped on our backs]. Don't whore all night and all day with your head buried in textbooks or writing notes. Having said that, I fall into microsleeps during classtime. Makes me feel guilty =( The way to go if...

The higher UAI you get, the more choice with universities, since they make many offers with a high UAI. Whereas a low UAI, universities pick you, not you picking them. Likewise with what others have said, you might want to venture into something different. That's what year 12 is for. Keep your...

Excel for Business in my opinion is too brief and irrelevant shit gets chucked in. I would recommend the Macqurie Study Guide for Business and the Leading Edge ones for concise information :)

Count sheep. Rub your eyes until they are red and sore to the point you don't want to open them because they hurt. Invest in one of those masquerade sleeping thingos you get on aeroplanes to cover your eyes to help make you sleep easier.

Thats the stereotype with Asian parents with strict values. I'm in the same boat as you. Reasons: 1) Parents want a decent degree and mark out of university after spending so much money on primary and secondary education 2) While you're young, it's meant to be a time for education, not...

Tolerable and Do-able. It just gets repetitive. Honing on essay skills, techniques and an aspect of bullshitting skills. I'd do English if they made it non-compulsory.

Re: i chose biology and physics for physio, can i still get in my course without chem Doesn't matter. Bridging is always short and sweet that doesnt take up too much of your time. All you need to focus on right now is to maximise your marks. Forget about everything else and work on that.

Lol. Let her be sued. She's rich anyway.

Freedom of speech is nice, just like how you voice your opinion. He's not that bad. Sometimes it just gets heated on a sensitive topic.

=/ probably a bra doesn't have colourful designs, prints and is not as functional as a bikini top. I mean, you don't see women substituting a bikini top with a bra at the beach. People might as well say if you walk barefoot in a shopping centre, you may as well get kicked out.

You posted in the wrong section. It's meant to be posted in the Love & Relationships section :)

Do the subjects you like and you'll get better results. Nothing is recommended in university, but its good to have assumed knowledge. But bridging courses are always available. If in doubt, don't drop yet until your mid-year exams and see how you go. Personally, I did a bit of prelim Biology...

I think sometime in September...

Get it ;] You can get the money back when you get a part-time job sometime this year :o

No. Deemed too risky by my mates. South-East Asia it is for me :party:

Stick to it. It's too early to determine whether you can handle the subject or not. Practice makes perfect. Load yourself with past papers and practice, practice, practice! :)