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Management and treatment may sound similar, but they are quite different. A way to manage kidney failure would be haemo/peritoneal dialysis. I wouldn't really say kidney transplant is a way to manage it as it's more of a last ditch effort to save someone's life and when other options have been...

No prelim bio content is explicitly tested in the HSC. However, HSC bio content is far more nuanced and complex than prelim, so if you're struggling now, it would be good to find out why and try to fix that for next year.

Yeah, a guy from my school managed that as well

Damm nice, was that a state rank in English?

Who knows, the difference between 99.50 and 99.95 is very small and honestly down to how you perform on the day. Don't overthink it - anything is possible with hard work and a little bit of luck

Good luck. But keep asking others for their advice, I'm just one guy with one anecdote on the internet haha

Eco + maths is better. PPE is too general and while the skills are super interesting, they are not very employable. I have a mate at Oxford who is regretting studying PPE because they don't go in depth enough for any topics, and thus he doesn't have many marketable skills. If you study eco +...

This is the best and cheapest way. While Commerce does not have complicated maths, you will need a basic understanding and you will struggle without the basic tools of calculus eg. differentiation, integration

Nws, you got this

Cambridge straight up - all the top schools use it for a reason

Great point :)

Guys, cmon, it's not a hard thing to figure out. 90% of the companies are scams. If they charge more than $500 - scam. It they offer a "prep course" - scam. Every company will say "yeah we guarantee 99 percentiles for everybody!!!" bullshit. Everyone is going to write glowing reviews on their...

Yep, and then another 2 years of training under supervision. If someone wants to check other pathways, here is a list: https://psychology.org.au/training-and-careers/careers-and-studying-psychology/studying-psychology/study-pathways The non postgrad pathways are either super super competitive...

Second this. And use the extension "more colours for google calender".

Once you finish trials, everyone relaxes because a huge pressure has been lifted. You've been working non-stop basically since the start, but right after trials, there's this little window of a couple weeks where you don't study much and make the most of your time at school. There isn't much...

The HSC is a grind, but you will miss school and look back on your time fondly. At Uni, you won't feel as close to your cohort/classmates ever again, you won't have the same ability to just hang out after class, or have the same kind of rapport with your teachers (professors typically barely...

Good plan, glad you realised the scam that is medical science. The extra years are not insignificant - you will likely be in your late 20s when you start your postgrad training, which is also when people start to think about settling down and having kids. However, in the broad scheme of things...

There is no best university in Australia. Most of them are good, none of them are significantly above each other. You are correct in that The University of Melbourne is a top Australian university. It is considered to be the best in the life sciences in Australia, but not by a significant...

At USYD? You need 99.95 ATAR. You can study literally anything in Science - Physics, Biology, Chemistry, Computer Science and a whole lot more. You graduate with your B.S after 3 years, or 4 if you do Honours, where afterwards you start your MD

And this fella