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Ultramodern 2 bedroom and 2 bathroom security apartment, with combined lounge and dining area. It also has a balcony and built ins. There is an open plan kitchen and internal laundry and a lock up garage. There is access to swimming pool, gym and sauna. This is located in Rosebery, 7...

Has anyone else got invited to this thing?

unlikely

i've heard that once you get an interview everyone is equal. So if you're in the top 90 interviews or whatever you're in. And isnt it frustrating that you get 99.65 and could walk into any other course except medicine/dent...so have to go way up north to do it.

Is this a fact or a myth... You can only get into UNSW if your UAI is 98.00+ no matter how good your UMAT and/or Interview

In one of the UNSW selection policies that I read, 25% of students have to be from rural areas. There's 146 unbonded places, so 25% is roughly a quarter of that. :P You've got a good chance if you're rural then.

medentry screwed me over - their section 2 was all about scenario questions, when the actual UMAT was more about reading into the feelings of characters etc. But it did help for sections 1 and 3. If you can afford it, go to both.

it comes out tuesday morning according to UNSW Check your email NOW!

uai = 99.85 umat = 164 (205 %ile) any chance of unsw realistically? seems like all the people who get 99.90+ want to do med as well

Now that you've got your HSC marks / UAI how do you feel?

What is the UMAT cutoff for Otago?

I'm just curious, because this show shows how life sucks as an intern/resident. JD said "the average resident earns as much as a waiter" and the characters barely have any spare time. This is also true for Dr. Cox who is a senior doctor but sill unable to do anything outside of the hospital...

The no limits thing is use of irony. That, or usyd doesnt know about two things called UMAT and UAI

you could have mentioned: -authors credentials (i.e. qualified science teachers) -consistency of info -recency

newton in drivers seat because he went in a straight line from earth to moon, i.e. first law. No friction and weak gravity, therefore travels in straight line and it reached earth so you know that the law was obeyed you dont need escape velocity etc

how do you model a transformer properly? thanks

If you did the chem exam you would know that that is all a lie. In chem they were 'supposed' to ask the dot points never asked before, but guess what? all the questions were standard ones asked all the time.

all standard questions - nothing to complain about...90+

What was the highest mark in chemistry last year? Was it 100%?

its not possible to test every single dot point in 4 years since the new hsc. count how many there are 6 mark question on the use of acid in esterification...its a dehydrating agent and catalyst, that question was in our trial for 2 marks. compared to trials HSC is easy, they dont ask...