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Since it takes around 12 years to become a specialised pathologist, what would the salary be like?

Yeah I dread thinking about doing honours, thesis, research, etc. I just don't like spending too much time studying.

Well I'm mainly interested in analysing blood samples and blood cell disorders, is that also what a pathologist can do or have I got the wrong idea?

Currently doing Biomedsci, does becoming a pathologist require GAMSAT? What are some of the things I would need to get to become a pathologist? I honestly don't know because I was planning on becoming a teacher and I knew what I had to do.

You should have received a letter from UAC with your details. If you don't have because you just didn't pay attention, give UAC a call.

Assuming the subject is the same subject I found in the UTS handbook (business statistics), the outline says "Students must achieve at least 50% of the subject’s total marks", that means if you just achieve above 50% in the rest of your assessments and your final exam then you will not fail the...

Of course you can. 46.6% means nothing if you really wanna pass. Do your best for the upcoming assessments and passing should be easy. Depending on how you go, you can get even higher.

Nope, just your ATAR and HSC marks.

Yeah pdhpe is a good subject to study with bio, so if you think you're gonna have a hard time with chem (you probably will considering the circumstances), then switch.

I mean you can't blame them because they're international. But if they're absolutely putting in NO effort at all then there's the problem.

But why? I don't get it. UNSW accepts people who have a great ATAR so how are there people who achieve high marks in high school yet they don't contribute to group work in uni?

You just have to check UAC on the day offers get released.

Am I the only one who hasn't had lazy group members? I haven't come across such people YET.

This is exactly why I've at least considered being a vegan, because I don't like seeing animals suffer before death. But apparently this isn't really an argument to change someone's opinion about this matter, and I thought as well that by avoiding meat, what is that actually gonna do? They're...

You will be definitely be writing reports so if you can't write essays then you might have a tough time writing reports (even though they're different styles)

Nothing?

So since you're aware, do you have any extra-curricular activities?

UTS is better in every single aspect you already mentioned.

Back in year 10 our school went on an open day trip to UTS. First time there and I was just amazed with how everything looked. I pretty much said to myself since then that I'd love to be in this uni, and here I am.

The course isn't orientated around physics, you only do one physics subject in the first year and that's it. I do like the city feel so I prefer it over say WSU, or UNSW. The buildings aren't far from each other, they're actually in close proximity so you don't have to walk as much as you think...