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how did everyone find the lat?

yeah as mannxv mentioned you can start doing papers even before you've memorised content by doing them open book. especially if you're feeling behind, its a good way to still keep to your current goal of starting papers 5 weeks before rather than pushing it back

They probably just decided to send emails recently because of the change of preference confusion (couldnt edit preferences til 23rd sept)

yes and practice exam technique which is pretty important for bio

i mean i was thinking open book only for content I havent memorised yet. so for example by the time its 4 weeks to hsc i'll want to start on papers, but I'll probably still be halfway through memorising mod 8. so I'll do the papers with my mod 8 notes up, until I've finished memorising the...

I'm no bio expert but I thought I'd give this a crack, feel free to point out any holes in my response Bands 2, 3 and 6 of the child's DNA profile corresponds to the mother's DNA profile, hence these STRs are most likely inherited from the mother. The remaining bands of the child's DNA profile...

open book exams for study is actually such a good idea ! I always get worried that I wont finish memorising content early enough to have a decent past paper runway but this might actually work wow

thats annoying, thanks for the heads up!

thats fair, you probably need a really high LAT score to get in with a 92.9

as others have said trials wont really reflect the hsc, both in terms of difficulty and content (since many schools wont have finished the syllabus by trials) not sure if you've looked into this but if you're looking for more papers to practice with, you can buy the success one hsc papers (they...

i see thanks for the update!! interesting that double law is based on law, like are they not concerned that people arent qualified for the second degree?? no complaints from me though lol

ALSO props to you for getting vaxxed. (the bar is so low rn this is so tragic TTTTT)

lol i'm literally procrastinating studying bio too while replying to this post i would say its important to plan buffer time for anything unexpected that might interrupt ur plans. getting side effects from the vaccine is a totally okay reason to take a rain check on your study plans, but you...

You can study for section 1 of the LAT by doing section C of the VCE English Paper. I havent yet figured out a good way to study for section 2 though, at the moment I'm just broadening my general knowledge by doing some general reading, and practicing writing about a specific topic for an hour

this might be a dumb question but what are some bookshops that sell textbooks? there isnt a dymocks in my area and its hard to get to one bc covid

I was wondering which email address you contacted? I need to contact unsw as well re scholarships. thanks!!

Anyone know what they will cover in the 8 hours? I'm thinking of going for the english advanced one (29/9) but have no idea if its worth it or if i should study for the lat (30/9) instead lol

wait does it just say "thanks for preferencing unsw" or is it a different one?? i didnt get one for gateway specifically

have you looked at nesa sample questions? they are organised by modules :)

also the number of srs offers that get made is somewhere on uac's website (my careers adviser showed it to me before but i forgot where rip sorry)