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No, unfortunately they don't. \ As I've said, the first test is always the hardest. Subsequent tests will be easier. You will pass if you study the prac prior to the test.

They didn't have to do pre-tests in BIOS1201. they killed them since 2005. Pre-test - study everything int he manual for that prac. The first pre-test will always be the hardest, just to "warn" people to study more... Subsequent tests will be easier. Pre-tests may include multiple choice...

When I did the exam, I just studied the HSC topics. But make sure you study well. :) Good luck!

I don't know what to say to that. Good luck...

Please don't rush to finish everything before you even stat the HSC course. Know the concepts in the year 12 syllabus and apply them to your PIP. Ask yourself these questions: - How is my topic belong to the syllabus? - Will I be able to carry out primary methodology with my topic? - Is...

I'm sure you can get into B Arts and do sociology and go from there.

Uni lab is fun. Well depends what area of Bio you are into. But I think Microbiology and Immunology at UNSW is fantastic.

Which ones? Some of them might have been cancelled.

The timetable is not updated every minute... The last update could be 20 hours ago and that 1 spot may have already been taken.

It's haematology. Molecular Biology is more of looking at DNA, its structure and its regulation.

A popular question would be asking your to design an experiment, e.g. determine how you would be testing SA/V ratio can affect diffusion. How do you draw the cross-section of a kidney? What is the role of the nephron? Draw a nephron with labels.

~Sw33ti3~, all you need to do is to major in Anatomy in B Sc. It's the same thing. You pick ANAT3XXX courses with are of neuroscience in your anatomy major.

I think by the end of second year you should declare your major.

Although it doesn't say you can do double majors in Adv Science, you can use your electives (if enough cou) to do another major. But I don't think it will be printed on your testamur.

S1 MICR3021 Microbial Genetics...............92 HD S1 MICR3041 Immunology 1.....................92 HD S1 MICR3071 Environmental Microbiology.......97 HD S1 MICR3081 Bacteria and Disease.............86 HD

It's a gimmick to trick people to get into Medsci. Don't believe it. Any science degree can "underpin the studies of medicine."

If you have listed components including red blood cells, white blood cells, platelets, plasma, factor VIII, then you are expected to DISCUSS the uses of ALL these products, not only ones you want to talk about. And to save yourself in case a huge question come up, you should talk about "uses"...

If you get a GPA of 5.5, you better nail the GAMSAT and the interview or you won't have a chance. I think that's a minimum. I think a GPA of 5.5 is a borderline Credit/Distinction average (average around 75 in WAM maybe). Someone can confirm.

The Bored of Studies offer members access to Premium notes which contain summaries of every dot points in the Syllabus. And we have proofread over those notes in order to compile them.

It's an "analyse" dot point. You need to know in fair detail. Obviously the blood has a lot of factors and components, but just know the main ones. Know your blood cells, plasma (and maybe the difference between plasma and serum), platelets, soluble components such as O2, CO2, etc.