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Here is a little extract from my summaries. It's not big but it's the content that matters. Also, when you are in an exam (talking about in like a years time for you) you can write so much crap when you are in there. There are now safe and effective blood substitutes for certain applications...

Also, if there are some nice (!) idiots in your class - you may get paired with them if you don't have a choice. It is SO much easier to know what you are doing in the experiment in regards to the method because you are the only one doing it and you can't get lost with what someone else is...

To be honest, I would be sticking with Dry Cells and Button Batteries (silver oxide). The information is so much easier to remember and there is more information about them because they have been around longer. If you decide to do it, feel free to use this (I think it is right ha ha). <link...

Well...first of all, you do not have to know this. You pretty much just have to know the chemistry of it (as well as it's structure which is linked to the chemistry), what it is used for, it's environmental problems (pollution, or none, etc) and impact on society (these ones enabled portable...

Of course you do. You pretty much have to remember every "reaction condition" that is involved in all the processes that you learn: Haber process, cracking, polyethylene production, etc. So that means pressure, temperature, any catalysts used and absence of presence of certain chemicals e.g...

Congrats dude! What are you doing next year and where are you staying, etc?

Ahhh, what a coincidence! I am in exactly the same situation. And what are the chances that we will be sharing the same room? I think the probability of this is extremely high; aprox. 1.

Understatement tbh :\

Well...sorry to burst your interest bubble but I am actually doing a BSc (Nuclear Science and Technology) which is part of the Engineering faculty. By the way, I sent you a pm ageeess ago about early entry and you didn't reply (it's okay I got in anyway :P)

In slightly more detail, your HSC Assessment mark is determined by the HSC Exam Mark of the person whose Exam Rank was the same as your Internal Assessment Rank. If you are first in your class and first in the exam, then both of your marks will be the same as you can conclude with what I have...

You can get a max of 6 at UOW. You can get the 3 points for going well in your subjects related to your course and another 3 for being in the "drawing area" (pretty much for living in the Illawarra I think...?)

I just was offered a $3000 scholarship from the Engineering Faculty (only wanted the $1000 one so hit the jackpot for me). Post your offers when you get one.

This would be a silly thing to do. She may be good at maths or she may be bad at different subjects so just because you didn't do as well as you wanted to in that particular subject doesn't mean it will be the same for her (but I can tell you are a bit pissed at maths so I can understand why you...

Bio - 93 Phys - 81 Chem- 84 AdEng - 81 2UMaths - 87

Atar = 92.70 SAM = 92.20 Einstein 2009 = 92.60 + 6 UOW bonus points = can do anything I want there :)

Nah I don't. It's pretty cool. Me and Matt^^ took a brief tour of it as his brother stayed there this year. Watch the video that is on the page - but...you might want to turn your speakers off: their is a really annoying American girl that talks you through it.

Got accepted into Weerona today (1st pref) - same with my mate. We both got guaranteed early entry so I am wondering whether we were early birds as some of my other friends who did not apply for early entry have not received offers yet. Post here when you get yours.

What is a state rank? Like top 100 or something?

Yeah, I said: "Nervous system (central nervous system and peripheral nervous sytem)". This question relates to the dot point about the role of the nervous system in maintaining homeostasis.

It was a sex linked disease on the X (most likely, you never get a question about Y sex linked diseases). All the males were affected and had the genotype: XcY - the reason why the sister didn't have it is because she has two X chromosomes which means that she is a carrier having the genotype...