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if you're going into uni, this is a good lesson... never ever give anyone your unsubmitted work...in fact, don't give them any work of yours! At uni level, not only will the person copying be punished, but you will too, for allowing it to happen.

ur pretty silly aren't you lil fella

do you wanna prac psych? if so go to the easiest uni, so you can slot into honours without much competition. Otherwise you'll be up a creek without a paddle when it comes to being registered

the greatest lol here is a qualified doctor has to validate himself on a school forum idk who is more pathetic, you tell me (it's you)

gj with your offer son, nice gamsat sxc how did interview go?

ur all actually killing me amazing

dis fred

ummm starting is like 45-55k range afaik, and depending on level, some HS head teachers are like 93k? Principals up to 140k? Idk. There's a nice range there.

if you want to be a doctor and don't get in, I'd say nursing or medsci is a good path to go down.

no that unsw thing is dodgy they basically choose how many spots to give, and then you go through umat/interview etc iirc it's just to fill in gaps from drop outs

yeah rippy knows more aboot this than I do uws is a bit of a bitch cause of that 0.5 weighting.

1. duh, try UNCLE or UWS 2. no 3. most do, after 1 full year of uni. So you can apply next year and try again.

gl getting in with 96 but I'd say 98.5 would be competitive range

k I never found the results cut offs to be a problem with medschool entry, it's always the umat/interview.

tbh no such thing as a med transfer. Transfer is moving from course to course with some standing, what you're doing is just applying. There's no real corelation, but in general, more med sci people are good students and tend to get in. The one at UNSW is the exception. But again, I would not...

if you like it, yeah? if you don't, no either way it won't help you to get into med school.

if being a pathetic excuse of a man is boring stop being one.

lowers the score you need for an interview.

unsw has some lateral entry scheme, where they offer a select few medsci students a chance to move into med. I think it takes an extra year (so 7 overall). All in all, it's a terrible thing to rely on, and given that everyone in the course wants to jump in it, I dare say more competitive...

Re: The Thread that never Ends no ways to arrange no 1s....= total number of ways to arrange - total number of ways to arrange any number with 1? ur p. shit for a maths major