Guys I’m trying to aim for distinctions/high distinctions but I feel like there is a key step I’m missing. Since most of my assessments are essays or presentations I find it kinda hard to see what criteria I’m meeting in the rubric because the rubric can be kinda vague. I compared one of my reflections assessments with a friend who got 89% while I got 78% despite us clearly have the same quality of work. It doesn’t help that we don’t get many exemplars of high distinctions to learn from either. If anyone has resources or anything that I can learn to distinguish a credit from a distinction/high distinction it would be greatly appreciated.

Note: idgaf about ‘no one cares about grades’ or whatever I just want to get good grades ok

Hey guys with the finals coming up

What’s the best way to study for these and if you have already done these units and have gotten amazing marks, pls share what you did. Much appreciated

Thank you

Hello!
Just started year 12 and have gotten my preliminary results back and they were pretty bad. Just wondering if I’ve still got a shot at getting early entry for a Bachelor in Secondary Teaching. Marks are:
Religion: 49%
Biology: 49%
Ancient History: 52%
Modern History: 52%
Textiles: 63%
English Standard: 77%
All my other assessments all year have been good with an average 75-90% across all classes, it’s just for some reason prelims really got me 😅
Any advice would be appreciated 😊

Hi. I have had a special consideration but I was delayed by 10 days to submit it due to the incidents that was happening in my life. What do I do now? I'm confused.

Has anyone here done the interview for Macquarie University's 2+4 Doctor of Medicine pathway? I'd appreciate any insight into the interview format, the types of questions asked, and how best to prepare.

I'd also love to hear from current students or graduates about their experience with the medicine pathway, the quality of teaching and clinical placements, and whether they feel it's worth pursuing, especially as an international student.

Any advice or personal experiences would be greatly appreciated. Thank you!