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It is difficult to predict what your moderated assessment mark would be but it will work like this. The person who ranks first will obtain the highest HSC exam mark as his moderated assessement mark, which in your case it will be 95. He will also obtain his own exam mark as his exam mark...

You can always do a B Science or B Advanced Science because it will give you more choices in terms of subject selection.

From memory I didn't have to go to the library at all for GENE7801 when I did it in 2005. It's a simple course with a lot of online reading. It's a good course to do. Good luck.

I think BABS1201 is easier than MICR2011. MICR2201 is no longer offered. MICR2011 does require you to present to the tutorial group.

Bascially if you do any chemistry subjects you will be studying in that building. Do B Science or B Advanced Science majoring in chemistry.

At least you know what you want to do which is already an achievement! Get yourself into a Science degree and after 3 years see how you feel. Then decide whether Honours in the field is for you or not. Half way through Honours most people would have already made up their minds as to what to do...

Well in my department, about 30% of the students completing the Honours years will go on and do a PhD.

Switched field to commerce because they probably realise that science isn't for them. :D

A student with a scholarship.

Research Research Research! For Science PhD students we spend time doing experiments in the lab and try to discover something novel. For example I am trying to show that a group of bacteria isolated from patients can invade human cells, and in doing so, we may be able to show that the bacteria...

You can skip Masters and go straight into a PhD if you get a First Class Honours (85-100) or Honours Second Class Division I (75-84) in a Bachelor degree.

Please note that you can't base your opinion on the average salary of a particular field on one person you happen to know. In most scientific field you would need at least a good Honours degree (4 year in total plus First class Honours or Honours Second Class Division I) to have a good chance...

Re: University of New South Wales OR Notre Dame UNSW probably has a wider range of subject choices. However I don't know much about Notre Dame but I don't think it is a big university - the subject choices could be limited.

Yes you can sit the GAMSAT as many times as you like. I think only the highest score from the two most recent attempts may count towards your application. Please double check.

Yes you generally need a Credit average to do Honours. But many keen students in their chosen field would have made the required mark to go on to Honours if they wish to do so.

Bridging courses are completely optional. All you need to do is try to learn some HSC materials in that course before you start university and enrol yourself in a non-advanced version of the subject when you start.

I would actually encourage most students to do Honours, not only because it makes your degree looks better and increase job prospect, but it really is a worthwhile experience.

Yes, do send it over and I'll take it look. I promise I won't kill your poster with nasty comments like how the reviewers killed my paper earlier this year. :( But at last it got accepted and published.

Sure. I don't mind doing posters because there aren't much to it. Personally I don't like lit review because I find it boring to write.

What I would suggest is that choose which ever is shorter because your end goal is to make it to Medicine. So I would recommend BSc or BMedSc, which are both 3 years in length. If job prospect is what you are worrying about then I can assure you that if you do well in your degree (but didn't...