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This sums it nicely for me.:fish:

Harass the person organising subjects, the principal...lol... And if not, ask around at the board of studies for info?

I did both. Writing- makes it easier to memorise stuff...but takes AGES... Typing- great for back up but I had a major virus attack b4 the HSC without backup. Ye, it sucked heaps.

Yup, its possible to get the over 90 UAI....you just need to work hard (this is the same for other subjects as well).

Modern history has a lot of writing in it...essays....essays...essays.... Biology has stacks of info to remember....well, then...its ur choice. ^^

Oh, yeah...I think I had that question in one my exams...Ummm. Rights of victim such as right to be protected, to give a victim impact statement etc Rights of accused such as innocent until proven guilty, right to have their case heard in court Right of community such as to be protected from...

Reintegrative shaming and good behaviour bonds are different concepts as stated by those above me... I don't think good behaviour bonds are effective, but hey...as a student, we're supposed to say the legal system is great (when it isn't). Well, looking at good behaviour bond. Pros Penalty...

But I don't have a UAI of 95...does that mean I have no hope of transferring? :speechless: =_= So confused...and ye, disappointed...

Oh wow...I'm hoping its both then...

Thanks! ^^ Is there anybody who can answer me about the UAC Scenario?

Yo, I've got a stack of questions...sorry about that...but I just wanna ask: My UAI is around 92...is it possible to get into pharm or physio or med? How would I transfer from a course? I don't know the specifics... Did a bit of research on possible courses...and...occupational therapy's UAI...

Do you have to do a bachelor of science or some other degree? And how long are you stuck in a course before you transfer? ><

Hey, just wondering (no actually, stressing) over this. Got a UAI around 92 and is it possible to get into med in uni (by transferring) next year? Plus how would I transfer? I'm not sure on the details. >_< :bomb: Also another scenario I'm confused: Imagine a uni course with only *one* last...

Hahaha...That just freaking sums it all up for me as well. In the bio exam, I had a lot of time left, felt as if I did excellent...and yeah, received a dismal result...:burn: No comment.

Hey guys, found a stack of questions I *couldn't* do...which is sorta streesful cos it's like very close to the HSC...:burn: 1. Are homeotic genes, homeobox genes and the gene homologue the same thing? Any info on this would be great! 2. Also, I'm not really sure about DNA Fingerprinting...

Oh...really? ^^ Maybe I *am* reading in too much...The link you put there was the one I found too! But....eh...I'm still confused about the 2/3s thing and the "accreditation for 12 months"... So you're definite that students doing this course will definitely become a physiotherapist? Definite...

Okay, I'm thinking about physiotherapy at Newcastle...:wave: However, I checked the freakin' UAC guide and it said "Accreditation with the Australian Council of Physiotherapy Council is in progress. The program has been granted interim accreditation pending the outhcome of the application for...

ooohh...and do we need to bring our own laptops? Anything on internet connection? Just give me any info would be great!

Hey...I'm doing the HSC dis year and I'll be applying for physio at CSU. I kinda want to know what the campus is like and whether the course is good. I've already looked around on the CSU website and its pretty generic (and yes, like other unis...it sounds a bit too good to be true...^^). Can...

So there's definitely 2 STAT Tests in a yr?