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Ye it scaled horribly. That was one of 3 subjects that dragged me down despite getting B6s 💀

Haha thanks. At USYD, they use something similar but not same to HSC Plus. Instead, they only take English Advanced, Ext1,2 or Maths Advanced, ext 1, 2. The amount of points allocated per band (I think its Band 5 -6, and E3 - 4) varies depending on the subject. So an atar of 94 can make your...

92 overall. For the exam I got higher. That test was super easy ngl. I finished with like an hour lmao

It was only a 92.5 which is quite low but my selection rank is around 97+ because of HSC Plus. I also have Duke of Ed Gold which gave me like 2 or 3 points. So to give u a rough idea, anywhere in 90+ is great since uni's only take your selection rank. That is unless u want med or law (I got law...

would u recommend physiology? or maybe even immunology.

Whats wrong with it? if its 'content heavy' I'm fine with that.

(Posted this on the USYD subreddit too) Hi everyone, I'm currently in the process of enrolling for the 'Bachelor of Science & Advanced Studies (Medical Science),' using it as a pathway into medicine as I want to eventually become a surgeon.* I am quite confused about which major I should choose...

I agree with what @Masaken said. On top of that, you should start going through past papers on thsc and js doing practice questions. Most importantly, study with the aim of getting a band 6. Theres no point setting a low goal cos then u might fall short.

I think you should talk with your teacher first. Ask them for feedback on any response, whether it be a practice q or homework. There's no point paying for tutors if your not using the resources already available. You can also ask for feedback on one of these forums and other students can help...

Your not cooked lmao. Im going to sit it this year in July and I've only started prep now. (Fyi I'm about to start uni as well so its even more work for me) 6 months is plenty... My friend got around 3200 with only two months of preparation. Use either medify or medentry. I'm using medentry cos...

Guys is there some place I can get a discount for a new mac or ipad... my current one is a 6yr old potato

Js use the uac atar compass. That's the most accurate. And u put in your aligned marks.

I didn't get a 99 atar but my friends did (99.0, 99.7 and 97. something). He hung out with us often, did sports, service and we finished DoE gold tgt. These ppl aren't the mindless robot's that many ppl think. Even getting a 90+ atar was easy. Js chuck in a few hours of quality study here and...

ATAR expires after 5 years or once you've completed an undergraduate degree. I agree with the parents thing. Coming from an Asian family + having asian surroundings, 90+ atar was like the average. It's like paying them back for 12+ years of education and rewarding them of their efforts. I'll...

yall should we make a gc

u got me at plushie and food. Im sold

💀 At least they give us the wao ticket

aww poo. Dyk what freebies they give? I got post-its and a pen on open day ;-; not bad but not good

^^^ More specifically USYD And even more specifically if your in the science/med faculty Some questions may seem stupid but bear with me. 1. How many clubs should a first year join whilst maintaining a good study routine. (I'm interested in like 20 of them so far...) 2. Is the Sydney University...

I think they've all moved to reddit... ;-;