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I wasnt sure which category to ask this question but here it is! Are you able to sign out of school and instead complete an online diploma? Also, will school allow you to sign out if you're enrolled in a TAFE course which commences next year?

Hi there, In the HSC your top 10 units are used to calculate your ATAR, majority of students have 5 subjects with a total of 10 units during HSC. Would having 6 subjects which formed a combined 10 units be beneficial to my ATAR in any way? HSC Subjects: Std English General Mathematics Modern...

Hey guys, quick questions; how is the study load for medical science? How many hours do you do per week and would I be able to manage a job on the side?

I may just be the only one here aiming for 95+ and not doing advanced or extension for either english or math. -Standard English -IPT -Modern History -General 2U Math -Biology -SOR 1

I'm planning on studying at UNSW alternatively UWS, whichever I get accepted in to, to complete the whole 6 years of undergrad it costs 455k Im not sure If its cheaper at UWS, reference: http://indicativefees.unsw.edu.au/

I was wondering if anyone doing med/almost finished their degree/in an internship could help me out here. I have a love for science and people and am looking to enrol in medicine (2017), but the thing is the fees toll up to 400k+, I'm worried that If I pursue my dream of becoming a doctor I...

Is a Band 6 in IPT as hard at it would be to attain a band 6 in Bio? Could I get a band 6 from just paying attention in class, taking notes and revising?

btw for people who chose the postgrad pathway, was it hard? was GAMSAT hard?

Hey guys, Just wondering on how some people got into med at UWS What ATAR got you in and also UMAT score? or if you know anyone who wouldn't mind sharing how they got in, Also wondering if I did an undergrad degree of medical science, if a spot in medicine was guaranteed or would I need to be...

Re: Do you have to be really smart in junior school to excel in senior, e.g 99.95 ata thanks so much guys :)

Basically I just put half effort into studying and schoolwork in junior school and sat around the B- C+ marks, Mainly because I had no idea what career path I would want to follow and how exactly I would get there so I just cruised through school, but I've made up my mind and hope its not too...

Just wondering if there is anyone doing/did medicine that was a frequent gamer, if you were/are, did you have to set times for gaming - how long? did you have to give up gaming ? does all your time go to uni and study?

btw, if for some god forsaken reason i want to, or If i decide i want to (depending on marks of standard eng), Is it possible for me to pick up english adv and ext.

Can it be done? How hard would this be? These are all subjects which appeal to me, I have a keen interest to learn all. Subjects: Standard English General 2 Math Modern History Biology Information Processes Technology Studies of Religion 1 Goal= 96+

If you were a bit of a slacker in junior school (years 7 - 10) could you still get an atar of 90+ if you focussed in year 11 and 12, -1 hour of study for all subjects each day -Pay attention in class -Note take everything -Revise each weekend