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Interesting... Are you sure you want to go overseas abandoning all you friends here in Australia? Bear in mind your qualifications may not translate back over. Your university fees will also be massive as well.

Course as in university course/degree. NOT subjects.

A "not so great result" should be your motivation to get back into getting those 17s and 18s that you know you can achieve! :)

Of course, it is achievable. You'll reek the benefits as long as you put your head down and get to it. (Maybe even exceed expectations :o)

You should consider doing sport during year 12. It is a massive stress reliever. :)

Tbh I was more interested in seeing whether it is actually a 99 ATAR requirement or a 99 Selection Rank. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

I don't think anyone's asked you this question in the thread so I'm going to. What course are you thinking of doing?

Let's just say that it happens to the best of us. :lol:

Taking in constructive criticism is a good thing. Challenging good advice isn't. James Cook University has an excellent medicine program focusing on important themes of Indigenous Health, Tropical Health and Rural/Remote Medicine. There is an excellent post on medstudentsonline providing...

heres a tip. dont make bad assumptions.

not necessarily. some students that go bond are those that are extremely passionate with parents that are willing to put blood sweat and tears into getting their child into their dream course. just cause bond is FFP doesnt mean that you can make the generalisation that students that go to bond...

WIP: This thread will be updated throughout the year documenting my experiences with University of Sydney's Bachelor of Applied Science (Diagnostic Radiography) [BAppSc (DR)] course. Units of Study brief outlines will be linked here as a reply to this thread: CLICK HERE Last Updated: Not...

where u hiding that crystal ball of yours??? i need it 🤣🤣🤣

Hello! This reply might be a bit late but given that the offers for USYD Radiography were given to those with a LSR (Lowest Selection Rank) of 97.30 due to its competitive entry, USYD will most likely not be an option. From what I hear, University of Newcastle's Radiography course is pretty...

seemed like the marker had a great time marking q16!!! ;D