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I'm guessing your trying to make a point with that question? but what I said remains. if you are smart and determined enough, you'll get your uai. your school, however good or crap it may be, is merely a means to get you there.

yesterday in MATH1131, this guy up the front asked Pahor a question about Gaussian Elimination. since he was like in the 1st row we couldnt really hear what he was saying from my position in the middle of the middle block of seats. after about 30 seconds of listen to the question, Pahor finally...

check the syllabus. its all in there

pretty much this. but just think. if the smartest person in NSW went to the worst school in NSW, do you think he would get a bad UAI? once you answer that question, should be obvious how much a school affects you

Who deems is necessary to divulge my identity?

Dr. Pryor: Here's your scientifically selected career. Janey: Architect. Kid: Insurance salesman, Ralph: Salmon gutter? Milhouse: Military strongman. Martin: Systems analyst. Systems analyst. Dr. Pryor: Systems analyst. Martin: All right! ----- hehe. Well I think it would be wise to...

yea pretty much. if you are a super maths orientated person, you might be able to get through the course with a good mark with by doing little study. otherwise it just requires effort. but even the latter half of the exam, you can usually steal a few marks for just doing the prep work for...

they give you various tests which lack solutions.

https://my.unsw.edu.au/student/academiclife/enrolment/EnrolmentMainPage.html#EnrolmentinformationforUndergraduateandPostgraduateCourseworkstudents(CONTINUING) hmm, well mine says 21st too but there is this May 11th date floating around. I think Ill just go tomorrow and try to enroll. If I...

what time does enrollment open?

hard to tell how your marks will translate into hsc marks. but I'd say that you would have to bring your maths and chem subjects up a bit, perhaps to the average, to have a good shot at 97.

I would think so. I had a few teachers, like my SOR I teacher who did it for class essays so we would know what a good response was. but I never got a teacher written response to the exam question

yea it'd be good to start early. perhaps tell the EE2 teacher so they can help you out a bit, give you some guidance during prelim so you arent out there on your own. there are some things that my teacher found vital, like a concept, themes, and such, so dont go crazy and just write a story with...

derive this 16X^2 + 25Y^2 =400 solve for dy/dx = 1 (gradient of y=x+2)

lol, guys stop speculating and go buy yourself a copy of FM09 ;)

lol, yep, need sunny to answer some questions. do 1st year courses have a lower weighting or something compared to 2nd+ courses? "relevant results over the student’s entire program" what are "relavent results" exactly?

if EE1 is your lowest mark of 11 units, it will not be counted in your UAI calculations thats why it says your best 2 units of english

your fine. cant do 4u math till year 12. so you can do your 14 units this year and drop what you dont like in year 12. if you find out that legal or physics isnt to your liking, the you can drop it next year. but for now you seem fine

I dont think there is any question about it. if what your saying is true, then I think its fairly clear that you should be going to the english co ordinator or your principal

identities arent so hard. if you know certain ones you dont even have to remember a bunch. like the expansions of cos/sin/tan(a+b)