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So my aim is to eventually study an mbbs as either an undergrad after year 12, or as a grad .. I can't decide however upon what I'd do as an alternate undergraduate degree. Here are my options: Bachelor of Nursing ( advanced studies ) - Usyd Bachelor of Science ( Major - Anatomy or...

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I like to think of stereophonics as an indie type of band .. Not sure if they are though :/ http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Pnbb_zfIxBY

Nice post! Definitely gives us future med kids something to think about, considering some of the diabolical health decisions made in this country

My bad, misread it

This theory can obviously be reversed depending on whether the reaction is exothermic or endothermic :)

A change in temperature is the only thing that will affect K. The effect of K when a change in temperature is made can be worked out using Le Chatelier’s principal. Adding heat will shift the equilibrium to the left (due to Le Chatelier’s Principle) and will result in a larger denominator and...

Now that is an awesome question

Your classes will inhibit the original allocation of your advanced classes .. So you won't gain any extra free periods or anything of the sort .. Your advanced maths marks don't count toward anything I believe and you won't have to sit the 2unit exam ( May be incorrect - Basing off what others...

If it helps I know quite a few civil engineers as well as water specifications engineers and for the most part they all went to quite a variety of different universities .. All seem pretty successful and obviously happily employed :)

My year 11 engineering studies teacher said there is some employers whom simply turn their nose up at certain universities ( namely uws and smaller minority universities ) .. Primarily however, he also stated that it really shouldn't be a hindrance in obtaining employment .. But who knows...

From what I've been told law and business degrees it can matter greatly .. Not sure about other courses .. Nursing and medicine most definitely not

That's all I was getting at :) I'm aware you wouldn't want someone who got obscenely low hsc marks being your doctor, but to say someone who got between 93.5 - 95 shouldn't be one just didn't seem right to me

The nature of the degree yes. I was inferring to the fact you can still be a good doctor without being the smartest

I'm sitting on over 95, just saying it's good to have the fall back of a lower Umat ..

That's a bit harsh ... Many great doctors around prior to such high entry requirements were probably no smarter than your average guy. Victor Chang for instance.. Ambition, dedication and personal skills are required, not necessarily academia

Times like this I love being a gws student :) Goodluck to everyone doing umat!

You're unhappy with it = Drop Lack motivation for it = Drop Don't enjoy it = Drop Failed last assessment = Drop Therefore : Drop + Drop + Drop + Drop = DROP! :) Lol Seriously though, you shouldn't do a subject you don't enjoy