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Re: Top 200 Schools - Daily Telegraph HGHS 5th again...

Courses such as the one I'm doing - BAcc at UTS, which is a co-operative scholarship program involving application forms, interviews, etc in addition to your UAI will give early offers.

Please remember your UAI is not an 'average of marks' or in fact a 'mark' at all. It is a rank. Say if there was a subject in which most people acquired a mark of 90, and you got 70; your mark may not seem so bad on its own - but in comparison, it's substantially lower than your fellow...

Well done everyone! I remember last year, I was in Italy at the time & couldn't get into the damn website... ended up finding out through co-op offers (had to ask the course manager what my UAI was... embarassing!)

Some people are just better at cramming, while other prefer a steady learning curve to process information. I could never had a proper study routine because I guess, of a lack of self control... ended up doing a lot of last minute cramming. I don't think it's unfair, marks cannot be awarded...

So true =P

Listen to the expert... haha. I did so shit in year 11 - doesn't count! Pick yourself up and you'll do fine!

I did 9 units in year 12, because I finished 2 units in year 11 (Accounting); and my friend who was doing 10 units in year 12 got a 99+ UAI. If you despise it, drop it. Better focus your time on your other subjects in my opinion...

You should be feeling good, less units, more frees! I also dropped Chemistry at the end of Year 11.

I was kidding! But that's what happened to me... which lead to my downfall in various areas of the HSC!

The skills you learn in junior high school are developed further in year 11 and 12. The reason you study such areas as Shakespeare, Postmodernism, poetry and cinematography is because if you are able to articulate yourself with regards to such complex themes, you bring a new dimension to the...

don't be ridiculous... bludge as much as you can in year 11. so u can go hard in year 12 =]

yea give me a buzz if theyre interested, prices negotiable - not too fussed. just want to get rid of them =]