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re: Preliminary Yearlies Discussion Thread exactly (:

re: Preliminary Yearlies Discussion Thread don't worry too much, i'm sure you'll be fine (:

re: Preliminary Yearlies Discussion Thread ahh i just hate geometry in general. My teacher majored in geometry at university (like what the? who does that haha) so he kind of pushes it all ontop of us. I love every other topic except anything to do with geometry. haha

re: Preliminary Yearlies Discussion Thread i'm only concerned about circle geometry. ahh that stuff kills me.

re: Preliminary Yearlies Discussion Thread luuccckkyy. Yeah, I think I want to do well Just so I know I can do it. And to push myself to actually learn some maths rofl

re: Preliminary Yearlies Discussion Thread haha lucckkyy : D

Re: What UAI&Course are you aiming for? Yeah, I gave up on Medicine, too haha. Still want a 99.5 ATAR though. Either Commerce/Science @ UNSW second choice is B Psychology @ UNSW and third is Science/Arts @ UNSW

re: Preliminary Yearlies Discussion Thread All the people starting in week 8 with me, I feel for us. Although, I know that these marks will not count towards anything, I still want to do well or at least not fail miserably haha. I just can't wait until Chem and Maths are over. rahh.

When are yours/How did they go? Have you started studying? What subjects do you think you'll do well/poor in? Stressed? Mine start on Monday, worst timetable ever. Monday - English Advanced, Chemistry Wednesday - Ext Maths Thursday- Mathematics Monday- Ext English Tuesday-...

Extension 2 Mathematics Extension 2 English Japanese Extension Chemistry or Society & Culture I'm almost positive at this point that i'll drop chemistry, as i'm really shit at it compared to society & culture. and I'll probably drop down to ext 1 maths/english by the end of year 12...

This is very true (: I guess that's the best choice, then. and if i find it too much work i can always drop down to 12 units (drop one extension) or 11 (drop two extensions) I know for sure that chemistry won't count unless i put in all effort. I dunno why, it just doesn't come to me : |...

Okay, I was called up to the careers advisor who straight out told me what subjects he thinks i should do next year. At the start of the year, i was set on 4U english, 4U maths, Chemistry and Japanese Extension. But now, I'm out preforming my cohort in Society and Culture with minimum effort...

today: 1/4 of an orange. not even. chicken, cheese and lettuce in a bowl. food disgusts me lately :mad1: edit: ahaha i wrote bowel, what a douchebag :)

We got this new guy for 2U/3U at school. He's done WONDERS. He made the classes so that our 3U class has no one doing just 2U. (: Thus helping us in moving faster. We have to do induction. and then we've basically finished the 2U/3U Prelim course + some of the HSC course. (Y) No...

1 slice of toasted bread (why does our household not have cheese?) 1/2 a bowl of special K 1/2 a shit diet yogurt 1/2 a small apple that turned out to be purple on one side. oh dear god i thought i was going to die. hahaha. + gym. a lot of gym.

I dunno. I'll have to put on my calculation face. 3 piece of fruit. aaanndd... no veges. as of yet! ahahaha. and a fucked up yogurt. 'blueberry and apple crumble' - what the fuck nestle diet, what the fuckkity fuck.

I dunno if i'm enjoying it or not. It's kind of weird; I'm regretting being so behind in all of my subjects, and not actually picking up a book at the end of the day. I regret not knowing what I want to do with my future, but wasting time on trying to find out when i should be studying...

The most important question i hold is: - If i was to gain access to, say, B Science (Adv) / Arts - do i have to do a major/minor in science AND a major/minor in Arts? Or can I just do a major in science/ major/minor in arts? e.g: B Science (Adv)(Psychology)/ Arts...

oh. When's that coming around?

Exactly what the title asks; What makes the UAI between the course differ so much? Is the International exchange partly paid for or something along those lines?