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My school did prevent me. If you wanted to do a subject and they didn't think your marks were good, then you would have to "appeal"

Heya! My friend achieved an atar of 89.05. We went to a school ranked #120~. She got into pharmacy&management at Usyd on the first round of offers at the end of 2019. Hope this makes you feel better! <3

My sis is at North syd and got into ruse for yr 10 enrolment. they ask for report + interview. she paid $50 for enrolment fees etc. I heard they were intaking alot of students bcos they opened many new classes. anyways my sister didnt move even though she got in (due to the competitive nature)

nah man hsc markers are kind as hell.... before getting my atar, i put my trial marks into the atar calculator and it deadass said i was going to get 69.95

Its hard, but I really think dropping Art would be the best option. You don't seem as passionate about the subject (not the discipline) and even if your teacher says you have "potential" theres no point if your not actually enjoying it as you expected to when you first picked the subject. Plus...

Well I don't like lying, and Im sure anyone can lie, it aint hard BUT, this is regarding my application for my master's. I want ACTUAL experience and reference checks are necessary.

Hello All, I want to complete a placement / work experience in order to add it on my CV when I apply for my masters. Luckily, at my current part-time job, my pharmacist linked me up with someone in the science industry so Im keen on doing some work experience there. Since I also have...

This doesnt answer your post, but my friend completed first year of med sci at uts, then sat the UCAT (plus interview, and atar of around 95) and got in ! Good luck! Don't let people bring you down into these misconceived/preconceived ideas.

This!!!! Just do first year subjects and pick your major later on

Hi! I did History extension (hsc 2019) and got an E4! Feel free to shoot me a msg :)

I believe you will be fine. Did you get any band 5 or 6's? Then you are eligible for adjustment factors. Refer to this page: https://www.uts.edu.au/future-students/year-12-adjustment-factors I've attached the adjustment factors scheme for Bachelor of Nursing FT at UTS below for you!

Thanks for the info! In terms of admission requirements, I plan to enrol myself under the requirement: "a pass bachelor degree in a health or science-related discpline plus a minimum of 12 months relevant work experience." As I am currently undertaking paid work at a pharmacy (pharmacy...

My double degree bachelor of med sci + business is more broader My masters however, is more specific in regards to the development of pharmacuetical drugs and devices, and obviously something that would piqued my interest more seeing my undergrad/bachelor degree is a bit broader and doesn't go...

Good luck to everyone!!!! All of you guys will surprise yourself with how amazing you did :)

Oh? I didn't know this. I'm not sure if macq have a master degree thats similar, but I'll check it out. Thanks!