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"If you only read the books that everyone else is reading, you can only think what everyone else is thinking." - Haruki Murakami (Norwegian wood)

I hate the fact that it makes me hungry when i watch it

+1 You have to sit the UMAT at all universities if you wish to do undergrad med. It's a different story if you're doing the course as a graduate BTW this post should be under Medicine and Medical/Health studies

Neoruopsychology is dead boring, i've been tested by a neurophychologist and the questions are so repetetive and stupid. I've also done physiotherapy at a childrens hospital and that was really fun, in my opinion. I don't know much about speech pathology.

Chemistry is a pre-requisite for medicine at some universities, and helps with medical subjects Maths helps with science... I would suggest starting with 2U then drpping to general if it is too hard

I chose bio, maths and chem as my subjects and I borrow books to look through like 'physiology + human anatomy' and 'a dictionary of medical terms'... Other then that I don't do anything, not yet anyway

I have coeliac disease too, and bipolar, and PTSD

I'm not pretendending to be smart... I'm not smart

Shape, the colour and whether or not the leaf is variated

Chinese herbs boost your metabolism And aerobic excercise And mate tea

Apparently cold water with lemon in it speeds up your metabolism... And spicy foods

I saw on the news that seaweed helps absorb fat...

+1 to all of the above Americans are so stupid

For question 2, how hard would I say chemistry and physics are? I'd say about ten hards plus... I got a band 6 in maths and science in the sc, and i found chem a bit hard and I ended up swapping physics with biology

I would say drop maths, chem ranks well and your mark is ok

If you want to get paid well and you have no experience, try a brothel...

+1 And... We no speak Americano - Yolanda cool

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