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trinx32, Society and Culture is one of the those subjects that only requires a little bit of effort to get high mark! I only study 2 hours one day before the exam and got 93. it is not really that hard. lol If you don't get into your desired course at uni, maybe try to get into B Arts. Then...

Is there 2003 standards packages (newest) available on BoredOS?

Shamz, there's no right way of studying. One of an interesting way to approach the HSC exam was trying to predict the questions in the exam. I did that last year and everything I studied was tested in the HSC exam! What you do is take out your syllabus, and tick those dot points that they have...

If you "screwed" up your UAI (95), your interview and UMAT component will be very important.

OMG santa.....you confused the poor guy.....use simple term :P Transfer is complicated. If you didn't get in, just do Arts for the first year, choose the subjects that is in your desired course. some subjects are only available to one particular course so you can't choose it. But choose...

"I'm Bart Simpson. Who the hell are you?" I like this one.

timmy - it is possible to extinct a whole species using many different types of drugs - maybe 1000+ which (i think) can be produced by simply rearranging the chemical structure of drug. for example, there are isomers of glucose. Drugs also have isomers. You can't have one single organism that...

Yes, three 90+ and two 80 in the HSC will give you exactly 95 UAI :)

I think they accept about 150 people every year. In the first year, you do chem, phy, bio, and sport science including gym work (my friend is doing it, that's how i know). It is organised by the med faculty because it is more in the field of Health, thus relating to medicine and health. Plus...

That's not true. There's no advanced courses in psychology. In other field of science, like biology in which there are advanced course, B Sci students can choose to between the advanced version or the fundamental ones.

It's strange to me how this work. Why would B Sci people have to prove themselve and get 10 marks higher to get into the same honour compared to B Psyc people?

Yes, some gen ed is hard - med ones in winter session. But if you choose the ones you like, even though it would be hard, you can still manage. Gen ed is usually 2 hours a week, so it won't be too bad even though if you are going to do 2 of them.

ok, let me post some marks for my friend who got 90.10. If you feel that you can do better than these marks, then you'll have a chance at 90+. I think you can. Maths 92 maths ex1. 40/50 Biology 91 Engineering studies 82 Chemistry 81 Adv english 68

yeah. i think you'll get 91. work a bit harder, and you'll achieve 93+.

probably 70. work a bit harder on english. Focus on either Maths OR history, since histrory scales crap, you need a higher hsc mark for anicent to be counted instead of maths. If you get 75 in every subjects, you have a chance at a UAI of 80.

Argh! Just to warn people NOT to do gen eds during X2......There is SOOOO MUCH to learn in one week....*cries* i know cos i'm doing one right now..... 4-5 hours of lectures/lab each day. Test on Wednesday on monday and tuesday stuffs. test on friday on wednesday, thursday and friday stuff...

:rofl: "Am I Not pretty enough....Am I too outspoken..." Dicko: "You are NOT pretty enough, and NOT talented enough..." ROFL

I think the lecturer pick students with the highest mark. i don't think they are going to pick a B Psyc student to do a honour with an average of 75 compared to a student with average of 85. HOWEVER, if both students achieved the SAME WAM (average mark over the entried course), it will most...

WHAT?? since when did I ask to look at your essays? It was sirius_black....:rolleyes:

Yes, prevention is better then to TREAT. It is better to avoid getting the disease, than getting it and treating it.