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yes. but why not see what you can achieve, rather than limiting your own potential? in understand your opinion, mine's just different on this topic.

LOVE it! hmm i always wonder about people who aim for a specific mark or atar/uai. i mean, why not pull out all the stops to get the greatest results possible, and open the greatest amount of opportunities for yourself? why stop at what you want right this minute? why give a half-assed attempt...

look, scaling obviously plays a role in your atar result and your hsc results...BUT you have control over them somehow also. in a MASSIVE way. i'm not certain, but i have a feeling that if you push your marks as high up as you are capable - into the high 80's if possible - scaling has a far less...

thankyou thankyou thankyou THANKYOU!!! finally someone just said it straight and simple. i'm applying for undergraduate med science at usyd + macquarie for my 1st and 2nd preferences on tuesday :D {LOL! tuesday you ask? because i'm getting a bunch of brochures on other potential courses + i...

I've got a question, half related to this thread, half not. Is there any point studying a double degree of: B Arts/B Science to go into scientific research ? Or would the Arts section of my degree be purely interest-driven? Thanks for your input in advance :)

oh didn't pay attention to the physics 'in particular' section of your post. sorry! but yeah, by reputation i've hear unsw + usyd.

I'm not exactly sure about what I want to go into yet. I am interested in biology and more specifically, immunobiology. Is a B of Med Science appropriate for this? Or is a B of Science a better preference? Or is Adv Science better? I need to put in my UAC application soon, and I'm just a...

yeah well im guessing unsw due to the presence of their disease museum. also usyd. and surprisingly (to me), macquarie has a range of science degrees + a broad range of majors.

same here!

last exam is tomorrow, so ill take time off until monday. then continuing to stay up to date with notes, etc.

Hi all. As a HSC student, I am wondering if there is any point in me studying a Bachelor of Arts AND Bachelor of Science. I'm interested in Immunobiology, but I'm not sure if it's pointless to do a double degree with Arts...?

For 'The Fiftieth Gate', we did 'Biorhythms: The Holocaust' by MTV Productions as a related text. Quite a distressing documentary, but reasonably easy to link into the novel and elective.

Awesome, kthanks ;)

Hi all. I'm currently writing a feature article for The Fiftieth Gate, in the History & Memory elective. I want to start off with something like this: A place; a path. A gate; a lock. A key; a thought. Memories, memories. (I just made it up) But is the grammar correct? Microsoft...

Thanks so much!! This is what I had started to do :)

We're doing communication. Seems pretty interesting, with a few pracs :)

when you are 4-ish months out from the hsc, it's not so easy to "just study" and write notes for at least 5 subjects and have to revise them and do prac q's. its more practical to find an alternative way.

BAHAHAHAHA! good one :D

mine our weeks 4/5. i have been writing my notes throughout the year, but really keeping uptodate now.

honestly i would say that its a really good idea to go through past papers because even with school based exams, ive found prac q's to be realy helpful... BUT, you have to know the content. perhaps not making notes, but reviewing areas you are less-than-familiar with.