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Yeah I am considering Biomedical Engineering and Chemical Engineering. What kinds of problems do they get you to solve? What are some examples?

Yeah. Basically the hard lenses reshape your cornea overnight and it stays that way until late the next day when you will have to wear them to sleep again. They are expensive but worth it imo, as you don't have to replace them (as long as you don't break them of course). I've been wearing hard...

Your signature looks cool.

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No I don't wear glasses. I wear hard contact lenses to sleep then take them off after waking up so I don't have to wear anything on my eyes during the day. I'd rather no glasses.

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No problem. :)

I'm alright, how about you?

Hey Anna how's engineering going for you? Do you enjoy it?

Hey thanks for the add. :)

Hey... since when do you do Ancient history and not bio? :)

You did not say "science uni courses" in your previous post, instead saying that S.S is intended for those who will go to TAFE, but let's just leave it at there now.

"Deduce" =/= fact. Its poor scaling is due to the academic ability of its cohort in other subjects. This has nothing to do with TAFE. The intention was as I quoted previously. And also, you can do Senior Science and still get into uni. So you can't just make sweeping statements like that. No...

Hi I would like to draw your attention to this thread, with page 5 in particular: http://community.boredofstudies.org/128/general-discussion-preliminary-hsc/245631/who-thinks-theyve-chosen-wrong-subject/5.html

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Lol your avatar is hilarious.

If you find Prelim Bio hard and having too much content, then you should drop it, as the HSC course has much more content than Prelims. Hi Lauchlan and Lauchlan's other account. Can you please stop giving shitty, unexplained and uninformed "advice"?

From: http://www.boardofstudies.nsw.edu.au/syllabus_hsc/pdf_doc/hsc-course-descriptions-09.pdf "The Senior Science course caters for students requiring a broad over view across all disciplines of science and focuses on encouraging them to become scientifically literate citizens. The course...

Hang on... you're willing to focus on science in Uni, as in do a whole degree on it, but not in high school (which is a lot easier than uni) ...?

I am disappointed. They have already gradually 'dumbed down' the curriculum over the years. You can see this when you compare math exams from earlier years, say the 80s/90s, to now. And now they just take it even further. I mean, what the hell, there's already GENERAL maths, some of which is...