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Yes.

Nope.

Nothing wrong with that, she had a go and decided it wasn't for her.

Drove through South Africa last year, planning to redo that next year.

Honestly, I can't be bothered but I'm sure there are plenty here who can. Thanks in advance to the ones who inevitably will. In any case, it's a question answered ad nauseum in old threads already.

Poor assumption.

You can buy practice tests off the ACER website.

If you want to study a medical degree, do the UMAT and do well. If you don't want a medical degree or a dentistry degree then don't do the test. Studying "medicine" means studying to be a doctor. I'm assuming by medicine as a whole you mean "healthcare" as a field. You don't need UMAT to study a...

No idea, but it'll make any college application more attractive. That being said, I would NOT do medicine again given the choice.

Considering doing a Masters of Public Health after my MBBS at the moment actually.

Pros - Cheap to maintain - Cheap on fuel - Cheap to buy compared a car - Low cost fun - really high smiles to cost ratio compared to a car Cons - More dangerous and only exponentially increases with bad weather - No roof in the rain and there is weather that you can consider impossible to ride...

The test is pretty basic itself

I recommend replacing brake fluid completely then and seeing if it helps. If it does then success and if it doesn't then new fluids are only a good thing.

Have you tried bleeding the brakes and replacing the fluids?

Agree with both comments here. Lots of my mates have these and I can't understand why. I had the car a total of 2 weeks and in that whole time I came up with a total of 2 thinks that I liked about the car and they weren't particularly ground breaking. I liked that the driver's side window had an...

I've had a Tiida for the past week and a bit. Yay. :(

I think you'll be fine even without the bridging courses.

No. It's asking you how you view yourself and what your salient personal qualities are as seen by other people.

To be honest, if used properly I don't see a problem with this.

I'll reverse the question and ask, what is the interviewer getting out of a question like that? What does this show about you? (Actually asking your friends this question will help you answer this well)