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how do you have guaranteed entry into UQ? so i don't get it are you or aren't you going to study medicine?

fair enough, could've named the thread something other than "medicine is shit" though lol

I wasn't asking what it is that I should think, just if the people that get in find that it's all 'worth it'.

No but seriously what is the consensus among med students. Do they usually find it's worth all the blood sweat and tears or are they left jaded with something that initially appeared glamorous?

To OP: take this, you'll be needing it

Wtf are you talking about? This whole forums crazy I swear man. If you're consistently getting 19/20 for MC and 38/40 for SA then you have nothing to worry about. Just keep doing what you've been doing, don't slack off, and target your weaknesses and you'll be fine.

English isn't too bad if I recall correctly. It's cos each of the modules themselves scale. I believe 81/105 has secured B6's for like the past decade Edit: 90 raw for English = 96 HSC mark. Very similar.

There's literally only 9 and you can get away with not even knowing the last two lol. If you commit a couple days to doing exercises on each specific section (e.g. tangent theorems, angle theorems, cyclic quad theorems) you'd be ready to attempt HSC questions within 2 weeks.

90 raw ~ 97 HSC mark

It'll defs be harder than last year, but there's always someone who gets 100% lol. I'm surprised no one's got 100% in 4U in a while though

Here's the circle geo theroems in what I believe are the most common to least commonly used (i.e. most important to least important): - Angles in same segment are equal (i.e. angles standing on same arc subtended at the circumference are equal) - The angle between a tangent and a chord is equal...

*sigh* UNSW is a 1/3 split across ATAR/UMAT/Interviews. You generally need 99+ ATAR and ~88+ UMAT to secure an interview, but you can get an interview with any ATAR>96 and an outstanding UMAT (like 98+, tho i think for 96 atar its like 99 UMAT)

"There are two primary sources of sharia law: the precepts set forth in the Quranic verses (ayahs), and the example set by the Islamic prophet Muhammad in the Sunnah." - Esposito, John (2001), Women in Muslim family law, Syracuse University Press. No Muslim would abide by any set of laws unless...

What are your areas of weakness? Also, towards the end of the time limit, look for easy places where you can pick marks especially in the last question. A lot of the time it'll be like i.) Worth 2 marks - can't do ii.) Worth 1 mark - can do iii.) Worth 3 marks - can't do iv.) Worth 1 mark - can...

Yeah man, but it gets really messy near the top. So many people getting 66+ and you have like 4-5 people sitting on a 100 HSC mark LOL

Between 68-70% , so aim for like 48+/70 but to be really safe I'd make sure you're consistently getting above 50/70

I'd go B. Science (Adv) simply because it leaves you with slightly more career paths to go down.

This woman obviously has no clue what she is talking about. However, disregarding the debacle that is everything surrounding Ms Jacqui Lambie, the arguments definitely tend to mount against Sharia Law, even in its 'moderate' form (and not just from a Western perspective, but from a humanitarian...

^ LOL this guys a massive troll dw about him. A small part of me actually finds it a little funny.