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There are about 7 or 8 trial papers at the main website. I think that should be more than enough

Hmmm, this is all I got so far, to get into what they actually do, we would have to go into the ivy league website, like in go8. All of the Ivy League universities share some general characteristics: They are among the most prestigious and selective universities in the U.S.; they rank within...

Unfortunately, UCLA didn't make it........ Plus, all Ivy league unis are privately owned.

That's like asking are there any advantages of going to ivy league: Brown University, College of Rhode Island, Columbia University, Cornell University, Dartmouth College, Harvard University, University of Pennsylvania, Princeton University, Yale University) of course, there...

Kulazzi, I think xotic_rose was referring to questions in HSC exam style. Not general questions. Ok, what I did before the HSC was actually going througg the syllabus. I also got the past paper for 2001, 2002 and see which two question on belief system/popular culture the examiners asked. To...

dammit, i was trying to be nice.......

This is interesting........ I never heard of The Group of Eight.... Group of Eight (Australian Universities) From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia. The Group of Eight is a lobby group for the tertiary institutions generally considered to be the most prestigious and reasearch-intensive...

Probably 93

Rank is more important. try to get higher rank. In order to achieve high ranks, you need high assessment marks anyway....So go for both!

baby706, to get into B law at Usyd, you need a UAI of 99.60. You need at least 93+ in every single subjects to have a chance. You probably need 89+ in every subject to get into Law at UTS. Maybe 85+ to get into law at Mac.

Actually, the uni is very generous in giving out PC. Only a WAM of 53/55. It should be like a CR avereage :p

hmmmm. just go for the simple one. use Sickle cell anaemia. It's a base substitution. Instead of the amino acid Glu being made, a Val is made. (Check on this, not too sure). therefore, the RCs are distorted.

Below you'll find a Chapter of the Central Material taken from Hypertrophy's Personal Interest Project, which was awarded with Distinction in 2005 HSC Society & Culture. Topic: "Do Muscles Have Gender? The Social Stereotyping of Female Bodybuilders" Central Material CHAPTER 1...

It should NOT be a bibliography (a list of resources). The syllabus explicitly ask you to include an ANOTATED Reference list. That means you cite your resources in a proper way, as well as to include one or two sentences of decription of how this resource contributed to your PIP. This is a...

Both are equally difficult. After your med sc degree, you still have to go through an interview and GAMSAT. So I would say try to transfer during your bachelor degree. So if you didn't get accepted the first time, you can keep trying.

woo...I guess i wasn't the only one that thinks the final was HARD! >.< Now fingers crossed for chem. and yes, a CR is sexy, but a DN/HD would be sexier. :)

Shit...Only CR (69) for MATH1031.... I guess there's no scaling up for shit maths course.........:(

In your HSC syllabus, you were ask to learn about genetic variations in a population and how some genes resist a particular disease more than those individuals who don't have this gene. One of the examples is the use of insecticide to kill insects from eating the crops. After spraying, using...

Personally, panspermia is pretty interesting. Then again, I found some people discussing evolution and some origin of life.....which is completely different aspects of biology....ARGH! what are we discussing again?? :confused: