Student Tips.

· Reworking some ETLC theories I was hazy on using a white board also helped jog my memory - H.H.

· In preparation for the HSC, I found past HSC papers and occasionlly some trial papers were the best means of practise. - H.H.

· Further, looking at the Further Questions sections of the 4-unit Arnold textbook (Ext-2 Cambridge) one finds rather good questions there too. - H.H.

· Exercise questions of 4u Cambridge plus solution booklet. - H.W.

· Do past HSC Papers. - H.W.

· Do Mathematical Association Papers (Past HSC Booklet) - T.E.

· Knowing the formulae is generally also a major help such as your series formulae. People tend to forget about Series, however they can pop up. - H.H.

· ETLC exams (redo holiday exams). - E.J.

· Do past HSC Papers. - E.J.

· Excel Ext-1 book also helped as it had only test papers. E.J.

· Do exercises of the 3u Fitzpatrick textbook, Jones/Cauchmann Textbook - H.W.

· DO past HSC papers - H.W.

· Do exercises of the 3u Fitzpatrick - T.E.

· Do Mathematical Association (Past HSC) papers. - E.T.

· Do Fitzpatrick textbookd questions. E.J.

· Do past HSC papers. E.J.

· Continuously rewriting notes in different ways is also a major help - H.H.

· Do not attempt to do several practise questions the day before the exam, because this will probably just stress you out. Read over notes and ensure you understand the requirements of the syllabus. - H.H.

· Plan your essays before writing in the exam. You can do this in dot point form on the exam paper or the inside cover of the writing booklet. - H.H.

· study guides e.g. Emma - E.J.

· getting past HSC papers and doing the essay/genre questions under exam conditions. - E.J.

· Use study guide books - H.W.

· Do papers from BOS website. - T.E.

· Essays/answers from "highly ranked" friends - T.E.

· Papers from BOS website - T.E.

· Don't forget there are calculation questions in the HSC paper. - H.H.

· Look at Roland Smith's Conquering Chemistry for some really hard questions - H.H.

· Charles Sturt University website. - E.J.

· Conquering Chemistry textbook, also Chemistry In Context quite good. - E.J.

· Past HSC papers. - E.J.

· Use Conquering Chemistry textbook and past HSC papers. - H.W.

· Conquering Chemistry 4th edition book by Roland Smith - T.E.

· Papers from BOS website

· Learning all the grammar for each passage is also a good idea if you aren't good at recognising constructions or differentiating between similar options in multiple choice. - H.H.

· There is a small body of knowledge in this course if you know it well then it's pretty straight forward. - H.H.

· Excel study guides. - E.J.

· Having a go at past HSC papers. - E.J.

· Read Business section of SMH. - E.J.

· Study notes from Seminar. - E.J.

· Do past HSC papers. E.J.

· Do Success One papers - T.E.

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