Recent content by flowergrl

chem's more enjoyable... but physics scales higher. but if i were you i'd still go for chem just cos its so enjoyable and will get you ahead at uni.

kill them. i.e. tell the teacher no matter what.

the dux mark usually indicates the quality of education u get. and since its usually consistent its highly likely u wont get 90+. but that depends how much study you PERSONALLY do. or if you have a good tutor =D

depends on ur school. if its cheltenham girls u have a fairly good chance of getting 95+. (they're 70% is worth 90%) If u go to bad public schools, then i think ud get high 80s.

The student who got last in our grade got 90.05 and she got 60s. But as long as ur rank's alright (i.e. ur not in the bottom 20) and if ur school's got a ranking in the top 100, then you'll be right.

yes. memorise the long response ones (i.e. the 3+ marks ones) and you'll get 95+.

why does it have the basic C structure? Arbitrarily, it has the "basic structure" cos its the most common thing around that has C as its main structural component. (and everything, including life, must use this basic C structure for energy.) Therefore the answer is, it is "basic" because...

med @unsw. lol need u ask? a six year degree that has a 40% dropout rate. apparently.

hey I tutor in parra! check out the link below in my signature. hope you find what you´re looking for!!

lol yes if the teacher themselves dictate you what to write. no if you come up with your own and memorise that. It´s definately not cheating if you wrote your own work and memorised it for the exams!!! That´s what I did!!!

the fourth book in the twilight series is the best for this ;). I think its chapter 10; something about Fates' loom. It's a good metaphor for belonging.

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First, you write out word for word, basically copying, reading it out slowly. Then ou get 3 past papers on the same topic and you try and adapt it to the question. The idea is for you to repeat it, but adapt it at the same time. Never fails!

Late round is still possible as long as you send your form in. Call up the faculty.

Well from wot I heard all through last year Best Undergrad courses ranked best to least: 1) UNSW 2) Melbourne/Monash (one of those in Victoria) 3) Newcastle 4) Bond 5) All other unis (I dunno where UWS fits in... its only had 2 years so far, but pretty good review) Best Postgrad courses: 1)...