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Make a thread in contact mods and we'll look into it.

You can't bring your own paper into any exam, period.

Starting salaries aren't that high. Especially in fields such as Law. Then again focus on getting into the degree first :P

Do you guys picture people in IT/Law/Finance beaming smiles or something

Looking back at it i had 5 blue pens die on me during my final HSC exam. I also had 2 die on me during english, 1 during general math and 2 during IPT. Seriously guys. You can never have too many.

Pens, pencils, ruler, erasor, calculator (if permitted), extra pens, more exta pens. You need your student number. Though they normally give it to you in your first exam. I don't recall needing my student ID. Common sense. You also need to sign something before and after every exam. Mine...

If someone does better in the HSC than you, you get their exam mark. Your assessment mark is always yours.

I had something similar. People write in different ways.

When planning out your words you shouldn't be adding any extra and hoping adrenaline will do the rest. Assume what you can write now is what you will write in the hsc.

iirc it happens at the CCA level. HSC answers > Sam Davis It is not impossible for the IPT HSC answers to be wrong, my class found 3-4 wrong questions back in 2014. So i'm not 100% sure.

It's not impossible.

This will have something to do with how a CRC works. Go back and study it to see if you can find out.

In multiple choice you are looking for the most correct option. So 2 options can be correct, but 1 is usually deemed as most correct by the markers. D is the most technically correct/specific.

Go talk to one for the first time

inb4 diary entry/play as creative probs not

Reporting them could fuck their lifes over. Not make them "scared and shit". Think before you act bud.

"Let's make it out that we're going to massacre innocent civillians to make our friend worry hahaha we're so cool guys" Anyway, if its not legit don't report it. I suggest reevaluating who you hang out with though.

Call the police. Tell the school. He's obviously referencing something malicious and these are the lives of other human beings we are dealing with. You don't want to take chances.

This is going off very old knowledge but iirc A parity bit is an extra bit added to a group that makes the number of 0's or 1's odd or even. A CRC does something to do with the order of bits A problem with the parity bit is that it may not detect changes in the order of bits. For example...

Motivation is bullshit. Just study. Fuck motivation.