MiuMiu
Somethin' special....
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Class of '03 target UAI's (1 Viewer)
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aww.. baby raccoon ^^
I didn't, cause I'm a lazy sucker.
Rahul
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really!!
i didnt know the number was so low.
myself i am aiming for in the 90's
MiuMiu
Somethin' special....
Ok smarty pants, everyone SHOULD aim for 100, but most of us know it will never happen, and I thought that everyone had a target UAI like me, the number they think is possible if they put the work in. Good on you if you think yours is 100, but as long as you're being realistic.
FadeToBlack
lonely sunday friend
90+
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tooheyz
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well like everyone, i want a UAI of 90+, but honestly.... i'll b happy with something like 75+....
i just want enough to get me into the course i want... and this year it was only 78.9 at sydney uni
i just want enough to get me into the course i want... and this year it was only 78.9 at sydney uni
I have some...well...debatable advice: Aim lower
BUT! having said that, work consistantly throughout the year, and then go for a huge outburst in the weeks leading up to the exams. Sort of like, running a long distance race, where u pace urself until the final lap where u go full out. Thats wat I kinda did. I placed moderate expectations of myself, where I said "yeah low 90's, anything up till 94 I'll go for" (there's proof of this in an old thread), and I ended up with 95.25. That way I avoided disappointment I guess.
BUT! having said that, work consistantly throughout the year, and then go for a huge outburst in the weeks leading up to the exams. Sort of like, running a long distance race, where u pace urself until the final lap where u go full out. Thats wat I kinda did. I placed moderate expectations of myself, where I said "yeah low 90's, anything up till 94 I'll go for" (there's proof of this in an old thread), and I ended up with 95.25. That way I avoided disappointment I guess.
well, i just reckon that setting yourself the highest possible target is part of the motivation to work
heard this from somewhere
"To hit bullseye, an archer must aim above the target"
and i reckon i could handle the disappointment. I mean, shit happens a lot in real life, just build a bridge and get over it?
heard this from somewhere
"To hit bullseye, an archer must aim above the target"
and i reckon i could handle the disappointment. I mean, shit happens a lot in real life, just build a bridge and get over it?
My advice is to look at the worst possible mark u can get, that way u won't be disappointed. I was expecting a maximum 99.5 with an expected minimum of 97, and ended up with 98.5, which got me into what I wanted to do.
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ND
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I'm aiming for 99+, hoping to get into medicine, or law if i screw the UMAT. But even if i don't get 99.4, there's always full fee law (and i'm lucky enough to be able to afford it ).
).UMAT is very hard, I think I failed in each of the three sections. So that stuffed up my medicine hopes.Originally posted by ND
I'm aiming for 99+, hoping to get into medicine, or law if i screw the UMAT. But even if i don't get 99.4, there's always full fee law (and i'm lucky enough to be able to afford it
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ND
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I'm going to get a prep course, so hopefully that will help.
yeah originally, but UMAT screwed it. Besides with the course I'm doing at the moment I can get into medicine at Usyd as a graduate (after 3 years), if I happened to be interested in going down that career path (which isnt that case at the moment).