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Wow, 15 units, that's dedication. Good on you! Won't 15 units be difficult to handle? Personally I will be doing 11 units, the extra unit coming from maths ext1 - even though I am, and will be, failing quite badly, I will always continue it because: -it can get scaled up quite highly -relates...

thanks...i should upload my half yearlie papers... but i wrote in all of them :D

If you do decide to drop maths 2u or ext, just remember that the scaling system can be on your side, and you can take advantage of that. Eg: 20% in 3u = 65%, depending on the difficulty of the exams. :)

Re: what are you putting on the back of ur year 12 jersey? haha it's just a jersey haha...but I guess it's a good way to remember your good year in year 12... probably round up everyone in your year or other memorable people and get their signatures on it... personal notes, etc.. :)

All I know about SDD is that my friends (who do it) have this teacher called Mr.Oak or something like that, and that he has no idea....

Haha yeah, at first I thought you weren't being sarcastic, then I read further and I realised that you were being sarcastic.. but the post that you posted has no point, and it doesn't relate to your personal univsersity course that you desire, and it was quite racist towards the sterotypical...

damn, u guys are already doing energy... we're finishing up on water ...

Mmmm, don't concentrate so much on your UAI, concentrate on LEARNING and REVISING. Have an idea of what UAI + course you would like to achieve, but don't necessarily dwell on it, and don't let your low results stop you from working. For now, concentrate on your school work and develop a study...

haha i remember that yes.

when he says it, it's certain that he always means it

mmm i remember that tissue prac.... mmm protein = i fogot :D chloride ions = i forgot :D lignin = i fogot also :D glucose = bendict solution starch = iodine /potassium solution lipid = brown paper haha sorry i can't help you there, but you can help me :)

haha yeah, that's awesome, noble goals are good :) Mmm, just letting you know, doctors aren't the only people that can change lives dramatically of those who need it most :) I've had those thoughts too, and sometimes when I think about it, it feels as if I want to do med in a selfish way...but...

yep, me too. .

Haha, you sure didn't sound as if you weren't serious... even if it's suppose to be a 'joke' this post was uncalled for... because some people probably do view asian people who 'want' to do these high uai courses as the description that you just gave...

arn't bridging courses REALLY stressful? heard that 2 years worth of a subject gets crammed into a period of a month or so...

lol nice

i don't know...but i do know that both reactants and products need to have the same mass in grams :D

For med, the only science subject that you need is chemistry. I guess you have to do a bridging course for chem if you want to do med :S ...that means 2 years worth of chemistry crammed into a month or so....

errrm you don't necessarily have to go to a good school for a good uai...the majority of those who get top uai probably do come from 'smart' and selective schools, but there are always those who get top uais from unknown schools. I think it's about the person's determination to do well, of...

I am glad I don't have to do my maths ext1 hsc exam this year :)