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Rote learning maths will make maths very very painful and boring. It's so much more rewarding when you understand WHY something works, not to mention you will probably do 50%+ better in your course if you actually understand the content. When I did calculus this year, I went over some of the...

This thread has thoroughly been hijacked by a bunch of ex-optimists-turned-realists by the cold harsh reality of adult education. LOL.

wow. way to go.

Do you have anything better to do? If not go for it! If anything it's a free lunch :P Have fun.

I've been to UNSW open day before and got 5 cans of V free...trick is to go to the unfamiliar person, or the person who is inundated by people and they don't even notice they've given 3 cans already...and don't do each run too close together lol. BBQ's same deal...but only if they have 2+...

I did the Tertiary Preparation Certificate.

I hate the attention that surrounds getting the highest mark. I prefer people mutter among themselves and never find out.

lol, 3 months doing nothing intellectual can get boring, if you are an intellect of course. yup, good on you. Another option is to undertake self-study. I've studied an entire semester's worth of maths at home with the aid of Khan Academy and good textbooks.

I would love to study PhB Science at ANU...provided I gain a scholarship to cover accom. :)

Nothing :P you wait for offers... the universities you apply for will automatically add points to your atar when they consider your application.

You can access it online on UAC at 'check and change' >> correspondence. http://www.uac.edu.au/undergraduate/check-change/

^ Um, yeah... it's pretty straight forward: name of institution and Y or N.

Mastery by Robert Greene. Pretty good so far.

There's no CSP places at Notre Dame: only full-paying places i.e. use FEE-HELP.

a facebook status -_-

Satisfied. Could not have done better so... :)

99.95 :-) tafe pride xx

I've talked in-person to the sub-dean who is in charge of the scholars program. Basically he said that the benefits of the program are: a) it looks good on your transcript b) greater flexibility in what you get to study i.e. you have the opportunity to substitute normal subjects with research...

Very true: I know of a girl that wanted to get into med but missed the cut-off by a minuscule amount...so she repeated yr 12 and actually did worse than before lol.

your dad is wrong. tell him to gain some perspective!