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Hi All, We have just updated our resources section with new HSC notes and resources across multiple subjects. Go and check it out if you’re looking for some extra study content leading up to the big exam. If they help you I encourage you to upload your own notes so that more content...

You can only do a rough prediction as you can’t fully predict how the external exam will play out.The only semi accurate estimate that you will do is in the 24 hours between you getting your HSC marks and the ATAR itself. My estimates were higher than what I got.

Toastmasters is good. I attended a 2 day speech craft course when i was in university and received many public speaking compliments and opportunities during my first couple years in the corporate world.

So that means you're ranked between 1 and 3 in your school at the moment. Depending on your school rank i would say that you're well positioned for the external HSC exam. Do you know how your internal rank effects your ATAR? If not I can explain.

Communication skills are something that can 100% be learned and shyness can change as you get older. Pursue whatever you want to pursue, if you discover you don't like it just do something else. It's not to be taken lightly but not THAT serious.

The real world isn't black and white. Success is based on your own value system and the way to achieve results varies wildly depending on many factors that are not static. Saying that "the real world doesn't work like that" is an overgeneralization. You just need to learn to play your game...

70-75 is achievable but only if you get 85%+ in externals for all subs. Put your head down and reap the rewards.

This is a good result but your internal marks do not contribute to your ATAR. Do you know your rank before this assessment?

Have a plan to stop procrastinating and begin implementing it now. Stay focused and you'll be fine. Tell yourself "just another day" and you may not hit your goal. I didn't bomb Year 11, i bombed the first term of Year 12 and still completely turned it around. If you want a personal tip...

Work longer hours bruh Free time is for the weak

I studied the UTS IT co-op scholarship for a year and followed to be selected for a traineeship with a Big 4 commercial bank. Focus on extracurriculars that are based on your field and/or demonstrate leadership potential. Begin practicing your interview skills & researching your industry...

New place is in Epping, about 4 minutes from the station

Room was 240 and the rest food/general living expenses

320 sharehouse 680 serviced apartment I'm moving out to my own apartment again in 2 weeks. I expect living expenses to sit around 600-900 p/w.

your consistent effort in the next 5 years will be the difference between you making your parents car payments or them making yours.

If you achieve Rank 1 in every subject the performance of your peers does not factor into your own performance in the HSC.

Yes but you better start with the headache inducing study sessions now.

http://community.boredofstudies.org/1054/general-discussion-2014-hsc/322589/2014-hsc-journal-katsumi.html A nice story beginning from the night I decided to turn it all around and ending with me getting a co-operative scholarship. Fully applying myself to HSC studies was one of the most...

No. I know extremely successful people that have went to University in their 30s or 40s. I personally don't expect to graduate until my mid-late 20's as well. Degree takes a back seat to industry reputation and experience. Also, not many 26-27 year old's have their life anywhere near to "done".

If you have a poor ATAR but have strong extra-curricular's and can interview well The University of Notre Dame is worth applying for.