Recent content by schweppes95

which sem is easier, has better teaching. i heard 1613 is horrible in sem 2

may i ask what your atar was d94, i saw some of your uni results in some threads a while back and they blew me away

haha deffs a bit of a tricky one, UNSW engineering

Can you guys estimate my atar based on Uni results? This is all chill, just wondering how atar transfers to uni. Il post my real atar after guesses :D Results: PHYS1121: 87 MATH1131: 66 ENG1000 (civil bridge project): 94 COMP1911: 80 UNSW ENGINEERING

What school did you go to jjuunnee or what rank? Yeh it was pretty annoying haha because you can tell the students wanted to learn in class but were sort of forced to sit quiet and learn at home. I think thats the problem, at least in the middle of the pack selective schools. Probably not so...

Yeh at times our class thought she didnt know her physics at all but then again she was a HSC marker for a like 7 years so who knows (apparently she was an okay chem teacher though), why she had a physics class blew my mind. In year 11 we'd ask her questions on how the formula would be applied...

I did my HSC last year am on uni break now so thought i might aswell post, my school was semi decently ranked and selective (38) but our head of science who was my teacher for phys would hardly be in class and would always leave to go to the canteen during lessons. We'd also only read off...

second year straight engo

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Whats everyones view on getting an IBD analyst role with a comm/engo degree over a comm/law degree given similar grades. Tbh i think it is MUCH harder to score well in law than engo because law is subjective whereas an ~82 engo wam is very achievable with lots of hard work. Anyone been on the...

fair enough, but in the recent posts he/she REALLY hated it is all im sayin

hey i heart, i thought you were dropping law...what changed?

Yeh i see what you mean, what about subject choices (year 9/10 and year 11/12) the 'selective stream' goes out the window then doesnt it?

ah, its not for me haha but a friend of mine who hasnt started high school yet...what about friends in the local area. Wouldnt going to school so far away sort of, i dunno..ruin your ability to mature? Like well rounded etc? Surely rarely having friends over after school and all that stuff would...

Or should i just go to my local comprehensive and transfer to a fully selective in year8/9/10..etc? Is it worth travelling there if you live an 1.5 hour + away?