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hallo 5 days a week lol. Umm what was your maths/chem background?

Not a std pizza size cause the cut angle/number of slices on even a same size large can differ :P Lol once when I was four I ate a whole large pizza (8 slices) once no idea how, but nowadays even if I'm super, super ravenous, 5 is probs the max I could eat. But I rarely eat pizza. I'm...

I'm just a magnetic one, it's true. It's like how much I'm on yours (y)

It's fabulous like me darl ;) Flattered you were stalking ma userpage oh amazing smod <3

I was forced to read it in primary school, and Mouldy's Orphan still haunts me as the worst book of all time. Other hated books included Destroying Avalon, all 4 Twilights, Lobster Boy...

By not focusing solely on an extrinsic motivation like her, but a motivation within. What do you want a good score for? What course do you want? What uni do you want? What opportunities will come out of a better score? (being able to say you were dux, scholarships, tutoring magnetism, co op...

You'll really have to bridge your maths to cope imho. Work hard in the hols to catch up and it could be achievable though. A strong 2U candidate (90+) or a decent 3U person is normally the calibre need to do ok in USYD first year phys. So many 4U people in phys.

Hallo :) I'll chime in for bio SSP! Bio SSP is great and I found it not much of a step from doing Adv level bio, and it's an absolutely fantastic course. The only difference is you get to do way more independent and higher thinking lab work. They'll expect you to pick up practical...

oh oh *waves*-I did every first year bio unit at USYD, so I can contrast and compare them :P So just for some background, I did my SSP in Human Bio, and Adv Concepts. So firstly, Concepts! Concepts is a remarkably well structured course where the outcomes will also be clear to you. The...

Typically, averagely in advanced.

Omg omg. I am so jealous of you getting to take that course with the best coordinator ever (most organised unit I've ever done). This is what I'll do if you ever speak blasphemy about the beloved unit. (Same reaction to anyone bagging GEOS1X02)

Looking up a lot of selectives have about a 56-59% upper quartile student body which is not surprising given the fees contribution. And most only about 2-3% from lowest quartile.

I suppose they need them contributions to play in those GPS sports. My primary school was $21 and my high school was like $77. Many local primary schools were around $6 here though.

"Parents with children in NSW selective schools pay voluntary fees on average five times the amount of those with children in comprehensive public schools."...

Decently, esp the Exts. Any ATAR is in your grasp with the combo anyway.

There's not many physics ladies. One of the only ones I know someth1ng massively offended by calling her a slut. Lol Rythen thought I was English for a whole semester and then was devo when he realised my true Southern bogan roots I'd say UTS is the most practical course for...

Yeah this so much. First I've heard of it lolololo. Also just fyi for the lectures, if you can't be bothered tricking TTU to give you the lectures you want, just rock out to the stream you want. Also for tutes, rock up to one of the better tutors/time and just get your name put on the roll there.

Omg I LOVE PUNNETT SQUARES! They are like a therapeutic thing for me. Where they like tri ones? Yay writ buddies, wish I could see when the seminar class is (any day but friday pls, don't take away my beautiful friday off)

More like madness after MBLG1901 lol. And also, MBLG2071 would be more impressive cause that's all the protein biochem, this is more the genetics stuff that more general bio kids also have a crack at. The caution is in doing 2072 opposed to 2972 lol. I can speak of how much I loved first year...

Knowing me, second sem will probs change but sem 1 I think is gee: Sem 1: BIOL 2916-Cell Bio (adv) WRIT2002-Adv Writing and Rhetoric GEOS2923-Geo of Cities & Regions Adv GEOS2111- Natural Hazards: A GIS Approach Sem 2: GEOS2921: Environmental & Resource Management Adv BIOL2922: Biology...