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exactly.. look at quickoats. u dont need to be doing advance eng to get a high atar, as long as u excel in other subjects :)

got 89 as his final hsc mark

If your aiming early entry for the "lower tier" unis (e.g. ACU, western syd, macq, notre dame, torrens) then u will be fine.. fucked up yr 11 prelims (All B's, one A and one C for prelims) and got offers for acu notre dame and torrens. Additionally, seeing your from top 20, you will be fine.

Random thought but my family friend did tourism management at uts (he got an atar in his 80s) for his first year and then transferred to usyd law+com? He said it was a pre smooth process so Im guessing you could always consider transferring?

Just concentrate on getting the marks you want, as there are many ways to get into med school (undergraduate --> postgraduate, or transferring at beginning of second year of pre med etc). Also im pre sure UNSW only offers around 15 spots. Just also know alot of other unis have med (notre dame...

Hey hey calm down. Tutoring does NOT guarantee your intelligence because at the end of the day, its YOUR hard work that gets u the high atars. I grew up in an asian house hold and I was tutored for around 5-6 years of my schooling life. And you know what? I didn't pay attention alot and it...

At least band b6's for maths subject and band 6 for another 1 or 2 subbies.. I know ppl that got band 6 for Maths X1 and X2 and that gave them at LEAST 98.60

Yeah atar calculators are only accurate AFTER you received your OFFICIAL individual subject marks from nesa. I used my trial marks to put into the atar calc and it said I was gonna get 69.95 so its not very accurate. However, as I mentioned before, I put my official individual subject marks...

True, but if she only did standard maths, shes probably struggling BIG TIME at med school;; unless she caught up with the content etc

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I'm seeing sources that are saying NESA might use your prelim marks? And I'm also seeing another view that NESA might cut down topics? :/ Not sure tbh

Seems like Newcastle and Charles Stuart offer this course (only pharmacy tho) with an atar requirement much lower than usyd

Not sure if any other universities offer this. I have a friend whos doing this and she seems to be happy!

OK! Thanks :)

You could even do work experience at your local pharmacy or doctor. That's what I did for yr 10 work experience

im dead ...i saw this and thought it was a recent thread

Oh ok that sounds good to hear! Thankss

wtf ur school makes u do 12 units? oh my.... that should be your choice :/

I've already planned my lectures/pracs etc and uni schedules on mon, tues and wednesday. I'm only working part time on thurs & fri's (8am-6pm) but on fridays I have one lecture at 7 at night and thats the only worry for me.