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She didn't do the LAT since she applied for USYD law. LAT is only a UNSW thing and only UNSW uses LAT results. I'm pretty sure transferring didn't add any extra time to her degree since she was already studying law. Assuming you want to transfer from WSU law to USYD or UTS law, if your already...

That minimum WAM is js the requirement tho. Like u have to get AT LEAST that js to be able to apply. I heard its quite competitive so you'd ideally be looking at an 80-85+ WAM. I was also told that they prefer/it easier if you do an IPT cross faculty. So this means transferring from e.g a...

For unsw law u prolly need to sit the LAT since its not an IPT. Might be wrong though. I assume UTS and USYD have the same or similar requirements. U js need to maintain a really high GPA for ur first semester or year (I forgot how long) to apply for a transfer. Ik a friend that did maq law and...

This is taken directly from the website: https://www.westernsydney.edu.au/future/study/how-to-apply/md-applicants/general-applicants GWS Academic Requirements Equivalency: IB 37 or higher; OP 1 to 4, GCE of A, A, A* or higher (3 or less A2 subjects) 1 semester or more but less than 1 year...

tbh I think theyre both equally easy to get to. I mean, I can literally see the UTS building from my main building on campus. Its prolly like a 5-10 min walk difference depending on where on campus

Hi, yep! Those are the undergrad paths I'm going for. My plan is to sit the UCAT this year in July whilst maintaining a high gpa so that I can apply fir the 2026 intake. If I get in, yay, if not, I'll prepare for the ucat and gamsat in 2026 but if my ucat score isn't good, I'll js focus on...

haha. It is a lot of work, but it is what it is. Put in the work, put in the hours, and take whats ours. Rahhhhh *insert Dwayne Johnson eyebrow thing face*

I think u should do both. I did both. Part of learning/memorising/understanding the content comes from actually making the notes. Just make sure your not copying the textbook word for word. Effective notes are composed of summarised content in your own words that only you understand. The way I...

You are correct and I do agree with you, but as you said, one must be willing to put in the effort. There's too much room for human error to rely on 'motivation.' As for better resources, teachers etc, it takes time for someone to adjust to that new system etc and 1.5 yrs isn't adequate time to...

Aight imma js say, most ppl here are ignoring the big picture. Scaling does not matter for u. Dont let it bother/influence your descisions. Forget abt it for now. The only reason students in higher ranked schools get high hsc exam marks and atars despite doing poorly in their internals is...

actually u may be right abt that. especially considering the workload...

Depends wym by high paying. If u want to be paid like straight away, comp sci, engineering (idk abt this one), commerce/business. If u want the big bucks but after lots of study, med and/or law. (these are assuming u go to usyd, melb uni, unsw etc ~ the top ones in aus). Don't take my word for...

imo 10 units (what u have now since u did acc religion) seems doable. I managed 11 units with plenty of time for study and wtv I want. I say keep all your subjects for now as its a good fail-safe, but if u rly want to drop one, drop wtv subject u get the worst mark in on ur next assessment. Js...

Hi, first of all, I think its great that your already reaching out- this is a sign success. I didn't do English Standard but I think I can still help (I did 4U English). The same study strategy applies no matter the level of English, except for some slight changes in intensity/dedicated time but...

Dont rely solely on the textbook. gather ur info for study from a variety of sources. For Bio, I used Scienceready, multiple textbooks, and atomi. (On top of articles etc)

if i were u I would accept and enrol into the UTS one since UTS is also quite good. But keep UNSW as a first pref on uac for the next offer rounds, that way if u get it later, u can unenrol and take the unsw one. The unenrolling process is a bit tedious but imo its safe to do that way. You dont...

Im abt to enter usyd (undergrad) and one reason I chose it was cos of the campus and convenient location. And so far, I haven't had any issues nor come across any 'arrogant' usyd ppl so cant say much abt that. All i've heard is that its mainly in the colleges but i doubt it'd affect classes etc.

Yes the jump is dramatic but not in a bad way. I honestly enjoyed ext english more than advanced. First of all, less work, more freedom, only 2 modules (common and elective). The workload is much less and there is some crossover with advanced. If your capable of having some extra English classes...

4U english (adv +++), Maths standard 2 (I dropped from Maths Adv between task 1 and 2 of yr12 tho), Studies of Religion 1 (I dropped from 2 unit), Bio, Investigating science. *I dropped a few subjects/changed my subjects around a lot. like in yr 11 prelims I did Modern history and music. Also I...

Probably in the later rounds. This year was quite competitive. Also W pfp but Haerin> *jk i like them all