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there is so much wrong with this thread, can it be deleted before people get bad information?

lol

need moar engrish

i get excited when i get uac letters... but its always boring now rofl, "have you got you pin?"

this.

yes omg rofl, all the "no. next. no. next" im scared u fudged it up

english - 58%.... appauling, i knew it was gonna be shit but (somewhere int he middle out of 15?) ancient history - 93% (2nd) biology - 89% (1st) business studies - 86% (1st) G maths - unkown so far (?st/nd/rd/th/etc)

Why does it help to do past papers? Do you do them to time constraints? Do you do the whole paper in the 3 hours? or just section by section? What makes it different from rewriting notes etc? :blah:

yup, fucked me up... 4 that i changed, came out wrong... 3 of them i had the right on in the first place.... got 89 in the end, so still happy :) EDIT: thats with our teachers version of communication

still doesnt mean shit, gives you a good INDICATION of where your at. of course, being 25/50 in school rank 1 is > than 25/50 in school rank 250, BUT just because you go to a low rank school doesnt mean you cant do well. similarly, you can go to a high rank school and still do shit. as someone...

Re: Excel Revise in a Month there good if you havnt done anythign for the whole year, but they dont have that depth for knowledge for the band 5/6 answers

Re: Excel revision books and study guides? macquarie > exel anyday for hummanities. business studies macquarie is awesome, ancient history in the macquarie series is one book, whereas excel is two. and even for biology, macquarie > excel by far! but its personal opinion

is it hard to get good marks in social science? (i know, hard is relative and subjective)

ooooooh i c thanks for clearing that up

but seriously, gotta get a degree, have a look at macquaries B Actuarial studies, and dont be an actuary because u wanna rake in the big buck$, cause ur gonna tear your hair out if you dont enjoy maths alot, look at this thread...

maths

thats funny how you say that because the handbook 15. Physiotherapy - Health Sciences handbook - The University of Sydney says that "Assumed knowledge includes mathematics, physics and chemistry at HSC level." Are you saying there is more emphasis on biology and very little on physics and chem...

what is it ?

but what if EVERYONE wants to enroll in the same stream? then theres a pickle right?

ask careers advisor, uac, or the uni itself i guess... why dont they just assign seperate codes... how hard could it be...