Recent content by justjaxson

Are excel books or any other guide books worth the [small] investment? Do they really make it easier or am I just better off on my own? I was in the top three for all of my prelim subjects on barely any study. However this year I want to up my game and study more, but do I really or will I...

Aim: Anything to get into law :P Adv English Ext1 English Ext2 English Studies of Religion II Legal Studies :D Modern History Drama :( (yes i know its gay i kinda wish i didnt choose it but i had to drop maths)

Point taken, but I really do enjoy legal studies (never understood why it gets so much hate, but each to their own) it's just if I do a test or something and I always come out feeling bad then get like 95% or something

I am torn between extension 2 and history extension. My school has only offered history extension for a year now whereas ext 2 eng is rooted deep in the school with what I understand to be pleasing results. I'm not 100% sure about whether or not I'm up to it or not. I enjoy creative writing...

Do you know how easy it is to enrol post-graduate? Does simply having a degree give you a massive chance of getting in or is it a hit or miss situation?

Woops looks like you're right, oh well may have to set my goals lower or try harder :chainsaw:

Yeah I figured, it's 350 or something. Is that harmful?

I'm ranked 1st out of 15 for legal studies, I get good results but I don't know why. Does anyone else experience this in legal or other subjects? But my main question is what are the best methods for a better understanding of the concepts? :read:

Oh, okay. Can you tell me how to get school rank information. I go to Mcauley Catholic College in Grafton...

What do you mean by school rank? The rank is where I'm ranked in the class and the other is my mark.

This is my first post here and I want you guys to be nice and realistic. I'm only in year 11 and I want to study law at Macquarie; the way I figure it is that I need 91 to get in so i can get 5 bonus points for living where I do (Macquarie law is around 96). I'm getting a little worried because...