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dont think u can i know for e.g. at UNSW you need to do 3/4 of a year at other uni before transferring (so if u start in feb 2018 then u transfer in feb 2019)

I cant say exactly what ATAR you'll get but try considering that there are ways to get into uni if you dont make it in straight away Just focus on smashing your next few assessments so then you get a solid rank

I think it's bc of the skills of the degree that are particularly useful and not the degree itself

You realise you can do HSC at TAFE as well

https://www.dailytelegraph.com.au/news/only-oneinfour-students-enter-uni-based-on-atar-score-new-report-shows/news-story/3290193ec61aab9d34dfab114a5c2b1d Thoughts?

I dont think it matters You get people of all ages in uni, e.g. 3rd year uni students doing first year courses

it's bc everyone wants to go to camp and they enjoy it because it's fun (and from what I heard it's the most memorable thing for most uni students)

he probably has a doctorate degree in maths either in Australia or overseas (just a blind guess) "Doctors" are usually considered doctors either if their a practicing medical "doctor" or have a "doctorate degree"

when will this be implemented by?

you can challenge someone with the old BOS trial papers

I think it's bc students are focusing on tutoring work as opposed to school work and teachers prefer if students would focus on school work

just find it somewhere, copy and paste it

Personally I think staying on top of your work (and homework) and ensuring that you arent behind the rest of the class is an effective way Also doing exam prep here and there e.g. in term 1 2018 in your half yearly you should be doing a discovery essay (or something discovery related as half...

oh right I thought u meant doing another uni before transferring to UNSW Sorry my bad (if u were to do it though u could apply for credit transfer but only if UNSW accepts you)

I dont think u can apply for UNSW in July as they usually need you to do 3/4 of a year at another uni before transferring

Im sure that for UNSW med accepts 98+ ATAR with interview and UMAT Also I'm not sure if you're trying to be stereotypical and/or racist here but not all med students are asian

Usually it's a bachelor of psychology with an honours/masters degree (so 6 years in total) Please remember that when you're in your fifth or 6th year you will be required to do cbt therapy under the supervision of senior clinical psychologists

I think having a solid foundation of graphing, indices and algebra would be enough Remember you need to know calculus (differentation and max and min) before you progress onto integration

I've never done this before so take my advice to be a grain of salt Maybe a story where someone who discovers something has a changed perspective of life

Ph meters usually help as it shows you which scale is considered acidic, basic or neutral, also has the colour coding thing if I remember correctly