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sad for you, but true.

everyone applying for 2007 should be a little happier. 80 places isn't too bad. Wont fix any probs though.

im not bitchin, but its scary how you can compensate for a whole 2 years of cruising through/ studing moderately in high school by doing well in one test. BTW, thanks KFunk.

we throw exchange students into the fans

Thats an understandable response. Can I ask where? Having carnal knowledge of a PSP is quite difficult with even a close to regular size penis, the biggest whole i can find is the power socket.....Unless, oh no!, not the UMD Drive. Oh God NOOOOOOOOO! -not a bad idea though.

I think if you go up another default status (eg. New Member to Assistant member) your status will be default again. Like, if dreamerish reaches the next post level, she will be default again. Flame me if dis dosent make sense

Yes I could be considered a nerd, however, I just got a brand spanking new PSP (PlayStation Portable) off eBay, and it is absolutely maaaadd. I love it. I love eBay. I love Lamp. (extracted from Anchorman) Anyhoo, anyone else got one/getting one?? Battery life is a issue, but I was...

sorry to be slightly lame, but the sountrack that moves me the most would have to be the one from Armageddon. Hans Zimmer is a fantastic composer. The Rock was also good, but repetitive.

im stressing and i don't do it until next year

I think this is the question all who have never attempted to remove their SEXY body hair (me) wish to know the answer to.

Yeah, same for me in English, and both Maths classes (B and C) but other subjects do count. -Chemistry -Physics -IPT (year 12) I live in QLD so this wil be different for everyone else.

Yeah, year 11 and studying more. That just prooves my nerdiness. But med is extremely difficult to get into. Firstly, lowest UAI cutoff is 90 (adelaide), but most people need much higher (>99), plus there's the interview, and the dreaded UMAT... But realsitically, 2 years spend studying...

Yeah! fellow Health Science Nerd (no offense)!! Aiming at Medicine - anywhere in Aus., and studying my ass off as well. I've got two years to wait until I can laugh at everyone else though. For Med, i would study 4 hours every day for 2 extra marks. Its soooo worth it in the long run.

Hey, what do u want to do after school, Uni?

yeah, I guess I am a self confessed nerd

not really, it's called time management. 24 hours a day: 8 sleeping 2 eating, getting dressed, showering, brushing teeth, hair, ect 2 hours TV, internet, phone 5 hours studying (makes up 35 hours a week) = 7 hours PARTY TIME!! I guess posting this does make me a nerd though...

it helped me, they wont let me do UMAT until i'm manly enough (or in year 12) :D Also, heaps of people will be cramming for UMAT right now, - I know I will be next year, even if I practice continuously.

Sorry if this is a little off topic, Does Velox's (good i think) estimate that ~5000 people want to do undegrad med every year sound right? After all, we know for sure that there are at least 2000 med students cos this is how many apply to adelaide and NSW (most of these apps would be from...

yeah, but in the meantime they have denied more suitable applicants a position, wasted hundereds of thousands of taxpayers dollars in getting medical training, and are a tax on the health system because they are not contributing fully. I also have been to a hospital - (but have not talked to...

It's relatively easy to solve one side, but of course, after that, it becomes progressively harder. Maybe the idea is to do all side at once??