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Aww :( I do hope they do not become any more common in the near future :uhhuh:

See, I stayed! :)

School just couldn't get any more boring today.

I haven't, doesn't seem to affect me too much.

If only.

Pretty much what she said, except you'll have to PM me for the information, as I rarely have time to fully answer any queries in one go, and hence why a public post would not work :p

Not really, but.

More marks back, a more monotonous day and pretty much, well a bludge nowdays. I need one more result back before I post anything up.

Awesome. Good luck for your exams and your application for a distinction course :)

Nah, I'm fine with you thinking that I'm annoying and unamazing and so forth :) Hmm yeah, difficult choices, all I can recommend is researching it and figure out which of the courses interest you the most, because once you drop out, you cannot go back in the course later if you felt you made...

My mark in the SC maths section was 25x3 :) Incredibly coincidental :uhhuh:

Indeed, I suggest you talk with current and former students about the courses, find out what you cover in each of the courses, decide which one interests you the most, then place that as your first preference when you apply to do one of the courses. Whatever one you do decide to do, if you get...

I know a girl that will have finished 18 units by the end of this year. You ruined it watatank :(

Well, Cosmology, it does not really delve into the sciences as such. It will take some knowledge of physics and chemistry, but any of that knowledge needed will be provided through the modules or is basic information that you can look up in most textbooks. It is not really a science as much...

I absolutely, 100%, whole-heartedly recommend that you guys take up Cosmology. This is a completely unbiased view, to say at the very least. Make sure that you guys do fill the expression of interest forms for the Distinction Course Open Day held later this year and if you really want...

I'd kill for your english rank :o

Actually, by having a = -1/4, your answer makes sense. If you draw that particular curve, the parabola would be concave down, meaning that y = 1 - 2x would only be a tangent to the curve on the positive side of the x-axis, which is in agreement with the value of a = -1/4 and the resulting curve.

Lecture pads ftw.

To pull out a coincidence I've noticed, my mark in the SC maths exam are identical to the marks I've received in both the 2 unit and extension 1 HSC maths exams. But it's all just a coincidence.

Around that 64/84 mark, I would agree with that :p