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Well said, I think my main issue is that of u want tutoring get it from someone who has done very very well. I feel ask though students themselves will end up paying so much for someone who hasn’t gotten that well and could have replicated that by studying on their own. Would be better for them...

Exactly well said, though if I was a rich north shore child wanting to pay a shit ton for tutoring you would expect the tutor to have at least 95+ for the subject they are tutoring.

I do it for free now for people who can’t afford tutoring and want to get 95+ atars but d have money to get help. I want More people from my community to get into competitive degrees as many people are super smart but because of their school and financ they are not able to get into the...

That’s too much man, I state ranked with 0 tutoring, I did not go to an amazing school and I could not afford tutoring. All u have to do is memorise the right stuff. Most people charge so much and make u come back to them so they get more cash. Each time I did charge people I made sure they only...

Well I make money from other stuff, mind you your first job is not gonna be a shit ton of money u have to start from somewhere. Just like u r expecting to make money the parents who pay u also have to work. D expect them to make more than u. That’s y I d charge, i k my parents would not have...

I've been teaching family consumer and shelter and all my students this year got a b6 (though they did go to a good school which made the whole ranking thing easier). I also d do any more paid tutoring, I only do free tutoring for those who can give me proof of financial difficulties and...

not to seem rude but I reckon u should lower your prices since you just left hsc, I would understand if u had a 99 in legal or a state rank but that seems overkill. Getting a 88-94 in legal studies is 80% done on the school u go to and your rank, anything above that is an achievement and shows a...

nah that was for jokes, I got 98+

not that I'm aware of I didn't have E12 when I applied, or eas. maybe somethingfo living in a shit place but I wasn't informed of it so idk though I doubt it.

no, i did my hsc in 2022 I'm already in uni doing physio at unsw. i got into usyd law last year in the final round which i just placed there incase i did not get into physio

no i was nowhere near the dux

I got in the final round so maybe that's y. still u have options for UTS which is pretty much a gaurantee

its a soft cut-off, I got into law (which was my last preference) with an atar just under 99 and I had 0 bonus points, just wait for next round or the final round, should get it by then, but still make sure u have options which u will defo get (like uts law or unsw law-if u did lat)

yeah easily, law isn't that hard to get into so dw, usyd just puts super high numbers on the website but people get in with mid 90s without E12/mysydney so u should be all good

yup sadly that's the case for med, dent and physio where there are no earlier offers or many bonus points (though that should be a sign indicating the high standard of the profession where u d just get in with a low atar like other courses such as law where at one uni u need a 99 and another u...

I got into usyd in the second round with a 98.85 atar and no bonus points, I got unsw in my first and ended up choosing unsw but d think unsw is bad since usyd has more 'prestige' (though the ranks are now the same so it d matter). d be sad u will probs get an offer for usyd int he next round. I...

the regular 4 + 2 thing is not as good as the unsw 5 year course. Reasongs being that ifd u do 4 years exphys and 2 years masters/doctors of physio u will be having a greater HECS debt as masters are expensive as a separate course, whereas unsw binds it into one so the price is severely...

fair enough, physio is a lot of touching, that's not to say OT has none, you may as an OT have to take nurse and care taker roles, potentially aid elderly or injured patients to take shits and clean up. though it is still fun. u can still receive offers for physio in the following rounds. I do...

do physio, more opportunities once u grauduate, greater salary, not to mention most people in OT tend to switch to physio. So if u have the atar just start off at physio to begin with. Physios can specialise in a lot of different areas and no other allied health profession comes close in terms...

UNSW course will provide u with 2 more accreditations alongside physiotherapy which are exercise physiology and exercise science, this will mean u have more skills and will appeal more to employers. Mind u most graduates who just do physiotherapy have a graduate salary of 65-75K with very few...