Hi lm21074!
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I think Quantum44's suggestion is great. Bio & Psych are certainly great subjects to do early - they can be quite content heavy and so doing them early lets you devote a bit more time to them
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They are certainly popular subjects to do as 1/2s in Year 10 then 3/4s in Year 11.
I think you should also base your selection off what you think you're good at, and what you think you'll enjoy doing the most
I would perhaps suggest leaving English Language, Chem & Methods to do in Year 12 - personally, I think having that extra bit of maturity from doing them when you're one year older will have an added benefit. That being said though, there are a fair few students who choose to do Methods early - I think though, to make that decision, you'd want to be quite strong in Methods (personally, I couldn't have imagined doing Methods early, I struggled enough with it in Year 12!
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I think it's definitely a subject where you benefit from being a year older when you do it). Particularly for Chem, a lot of schools actually don't let students do the subject early, because students really need an understanding of the basics of Chem as well as 1&2 under their belts before they tackle it, as well as for a few other reasons.
Legal Studies could be another one to consider doing as a 1/2 in Year 10 then 3/4 in Year 11. I think humanities subjects can be great to do early (I might be a little biased here, having done History as my accelerated subject
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), because they have lots of content to memorise/learn, and so doing them early means you can dedicate more time to them. I believe it also allows the subject to become much more enjoyable and less stressful
I'd recommend going and having a chat with your careers advisor at school, some teachers of the subjects you're looking at doing, or your year level coordinator
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Their help can be invaluable, and they can give you personalised advice because they know you much better than we do.
All the best!