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Don't think about a career aim now. Rather, you should just follow your interests. From what you have there, law is looking like a good option. Here's what I told a friend to do: You're only in year 11. Just work hard, and enjoy yourself.

I just felt like antagonising the troll. It was mostly for the lulz.

I suck at detecting sarcasm. Even when I'm not on the interwebs.

It depends on your rank, the performance of your year group, and your own HSC marks. You can get 90+ with any combination of subjects, as long as you do well in both your assesment and exam marks.

http://community.boredofstudies.org/showthread.php?t=167602 What guide?

There's an inconsistency here... Earlier on, the OP's profile claimed that they go to JRAHS... Now it claims that they go some school called Black Stump High, which is not on this list... Troll detected. /thread.

I'm just as astounded as you are... What kind of person uses such floral speech in everyday life? Couldn't they just say it normally?

You think that because you're sitting way up on a high horse that you can't seem to get off. BOS is not just for school and university discussion, and people do have lives outside of that, believe it or not. In your mind, yes. But not everyone thinks that, you know. What if those subjects were...

English - literacy : 84 Band: 5 Mathematics: 82 Band: 5 Science: 86 Band: 5 Australian History, Civics and Citizenship: 84 Band: 5 Australian Geography, Civics and Citizenship: 84 Band: 5 Computing Skills: 96 (HCOMP) I got these results, but did hardly any study for any of...

So my teachers aren't allowed to give me my ranks then...? Because they just did that today...

Yeah, I'll probably be a lot more motivated to do work in uni than high school, since I'll be doing subjects that I'm actually interested in. I spend more time on maths, chem and physics, not just because they take up more time, but also because I actually find them interesting (unlike my...

http://community.boredofstudies.org/showthread.php?t=182098 What do you guys think of this? A lot of my teachers seem to think its true... I remember my English tutor saying something about the UAI becoming more and more irrelevant, and if I'm going to do Medical Science, they should just get...

Same here... So many people that I hardly talk to. Also, I regret not doing Music. I should have done that instead of Legal Studies. And I kind of wish that I had done better in the trials. But there is one thing I don't regret: Not doing IPT.

I've done prac tests for both chemistry and physics. They're mostly skills based, but if you screw something up, it gives you something to talk about in the discussion section of your report. Just make sure you know the theory behind the prac, and any calculations involved.

Yeah, I forgot, there's more to it... She was living in a public housing flat with her boyfriend, but then got evicted for not paying the rent. They got back into their flat by breaking in, and are now in trouble with the police. For a while, they crashed at my teacher's house. Edit: Well what...

Yes indeed, you are correct. Reminds me of some person my legal studies teacher told me about. He said that even though she got a 90+ UAI, she dropped out of uni in the first year and is now a drug addict. Oh... So tragic...

Comrade reminds me too much of Ninteen Eighty Four.

I'm doing fine in Mathematics, but I know for sure that I would fail General Maths if I had taken it up... Besides, there are no such thing as 'soft' subjects. Each subject is difficult in its own way, whether you see it or not. I think the only reason they are seen as 'soft' is that they...

I once had a tissue in my shirt pocket during an exam, and someone thought it was notes or something. That was quite awkward...

I'm going to take some time off BOS too, so I can study for the HSC exams. Hey, these are only your prelims. They're nowhere near as bad as the HSC!