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oh lol you expect me to like buy proper meals. last time i got a punnet of blueberries and a 4 pack of chocolate / caramel biscuits that were halfprice

for maths there's often like a million really basic questions (think its called the foundation questions in Cambridge) which you should be able to skip most of. depending on how basic a topic is (or how familiar with it u are) just select like the last subpart of each question or every second...

i've just been avoiding the overpriced campus food and going woolies at macquarie centre instead

went to the place at the end of the underground food court place and had chicken and chips from it ($12). the chicken was fine. the chips were pretty bad and seemed to have no salt at all

worst bit of tate is the comment section - where its all people unironically agreeing with him

+1 to everyone for making this the first actually civilised conversation about religion I've seen online

if you dont like chem and people seem to think you need chem for med then perhaps you shouldn't do med? there's plenty of other careers to aim for (plus OP is only going into yr11, you got ages to work out what you'll do later)

got my (public school) blazer for $50 from vinnies

lowest I know of from NBHS (yea it’s not quite ruse) was 75

I think the “s” is just a really fancy “i” So find all z with equal real and imaginary components

I think its good for people looking to do science at uni (like someone above me said) I did it for a term then dropped in the first assessment block because I quite simply didn't have time for it (at that point I was doing 13 units). I also had absolutely no idea of what my research project was...

I've only been a part of one selective school (normanhurst boys), but I wouldn't say that our atmosphere was competitive (at least not against each other) and up until the 2nd half of yr12 I wouldn't even say that there was a studious atmosphere. There is definitely some pressure from teachers...

I would say stick it out in advanced English (there is a reason a number of selective schools don’t even offer standard English). - the scaling difference is significant - it is almost harder to get a band 6 in standard than advanced English (based off the UAC report on scaling, a higher...

lol I think even paying $50/hr for tutoring is insane

(referring to me I think?) Yes, but I was also regularly asleep by 10pm at the latest each night

Private tutors

save that for after ATAR release 100% true (unless you are aiming for 99.95 and need help with English). I never had tutoring. You will have exams where you think you haven’t done well even if for an average student you have done amazing.

for UNSW they included the necessary forms within their enrolment process

so long @BlackJack, you will be missed o7