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My friend (just) failed her trials and one of her assessment tasks and she still managed a mark of 84 for chemistry so no hope is lost. Lots of people fail the trials and manage to get 90+ dw. Just do well in externals and you'll be fine - this would be some motivation for you to do well too :)

Study smart, not hard!

I think the UNSW offers come out on 26th of June - somewhere there after end of semester exams. Results will be available in July so dw about that. Technically you should attend you exams... but up to you:L

I AM IN THE SAME EXACT POSITION AS YOU also doing physio at uws and wanting to transfer to engo at unsw lol. Anyway i heard they only take your atar into account and you should get an offer (hopeful too)!

Why not electrical?

Have a read of the threads of people who dropped law and hated it (and talk to them) :) Your situation is pretty common I guess.

Just try it out, who knows. Also, apparently med is heaps bio...

- Remember to stop before you leave the RTA - lots of people fail at the stop sign - Fairfield is crowded no matter what time you go so there's gonna be heaps of traffic and people around --> this means that you should be patient. it's possible you won't leave the RTA until 10mins later (crazy...

- Remember to stop before you leave the RTA - lots of people fail at the stop sign - Fairfield is crowded no matter what time you go so there's gonna be heaps of traffic and people around --> this means that you should be patient. it's possible you won't leave the RTA until 10mins later (crazy...

Really? Engineering sounds so fun according to my friends. Like with the engineering projects and all that. I feel like transferring next year from physio but idk.

Went last year. Tbh, how you go it depends on you. I know people who practise every lunch and still screwed up on the day. Time is not an issue and there's more than enough chemicals to redo it. Also, make sure at least one person knows how to do the calculations (one of my friends totally...

Allocate+ screwed me over but thank the lord you can change it http://puu.sh/6SNjd.png

Lucky you can fit in 3 days. Everything is full so can't change much:( Ughhh for the population and health lecture, one clashes and one is full. What do I do? http://puu.sh/6SC7e.png Btw I can't change it so it can't clash (physio lecture which is automatically allocated) can I just crash...

*personal experience* less is not always better. If you like all your subjects + good ranks theres no reason to drop. But yeah, if you believe you'll smash all the 10 units then go for it :)

Basically. It's not over until it's all over.

^ I agree, try Uplift! It's newer than most tutoring companies but has very young, yet experienced tutors!

You'll be fine, I doubt 100% are from selective schools anyway. You're there to learn and it's not like they'll judge you for saying something stupid. The atmosphere for Diab is actually pretty nice and not intimidating haha.

Diaries are necessary for me for homework (my memory is really bad) so usually after the class ends, write what still needs to be done. At home, cross off the work you do. Always write when assignments are due, school events (even room changes are good too). I think what makes a diary appealing...

Depends but he likely will. Usually mid year 10 is the last time they'll accept any enrolments (starting year 11 work). Btw, even if you finished year 10, you have to follow his methods. Give him a call and take the entrance exam (I started in yr10) and be very nice:)

Nah it's like closed until 9am tomorrow.