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Like now. It should come in 10 days which is just about when my exams are up lololol

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Lucky butt :( Ahaha just because i can doesn't mean i will XD I finished it a while ago but things just kept on coming up so i got preoccupied :'(

Unfortunately :( Doing hardly any work this semester caught up with me this week, but I have nearly finished teaching myself everything. Now I am up to doing all the homework and starting past papers. Are you already free? :(

Hehehe that degree sounds like a great way to do both chem engo and biomedical engo :D I was actually considering doing biomedical engo myself for a while. Twas a group assignment which was pretty awesome. We basically used a combination of paper folding and tape to stick the joints together ^_^

I quite like my sem2 timetable, except for Fridays ==' The clash cannot be avoided and apparently i only have to stay late 3 weeks for the entire semester or something :/ And i get to leave after 1pm every 2nd Wednesday :)

*nods* It's like ordering/making food for a party. You always make it for more people than are expected to come ^^

Oooo sweet. You could do chemical engo with a masters in biomed engo @ UNSW XD Physics, maths and computer problems for starters. Then there are designing problems like one of my major projects was so build the lightest bridge possible out of paper, cardboard and tape that could support a 5kg...

Yeah, you may find that some subjects are only offered in sem 1 or sem 2 each year. But you could always just do them sem 1 next year :) And i believe the option of summer school to catch up/accelerate is available ^^

Going to a better school will only help to motivate you - the competition will most likely cause you to work harder. They may also have better resources/opportunities. Aside from that, how well you will do is up to you. I know heaps of people who went to schools out of the top 100 and have...

Yes, when it has to do with quanities involving things like humans, cars which you cannot have a fraction of XD When rounding normal values, don't just round up lol.

Yar, drop chem or maths - whichever one you despise moreso :)

Yar it is possible depending on what school you go to/strength of your cohort, the difficulty of the exams/harshness of marking, the subjects you are getting these marks in and how many of these "really terrible assessment marks" you are getting.

98+ easily. Most likely 99+ :)

70s, depending on your mark gaps.

low to mid 90s

Don't pick IPT and you will be fine. Just pick what ever combo of subjects from the ones left that tickle your fancy :)

85+

We can't really estimate at all if you can't give us a school rank... perhaps give us a school name and we couuld find the rank? Oh and marks don't technically count - it is the mark gaps and rank :)