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Repped! Yeah I just found out about that site last night.... gave me so much hope hahaha.. okay well I've got my answer thread can be locked thanks a lot for the replies

I'm just hearing all these stories about people getting super high ranged ATARs and mid 90's UMAT and not doing med in either UWS/UNSW.. an this really scares me. Is the 93.55 a definite cut off? or is it just where they start accepting people... eg. 90 spots and top 90 who have the ATAR above...

I go to Fort Street High School and I'm ranked about 60 out of 150 kids, would I be able to get a high band 5/low band 6 with this? Also, I'm elegible for a GWS application for UWS.. What would the ATAR requirement roughly be for me? Thanks for all the replies!

Oh, and @Dylanamali , When you say aim for a high rank, doesn't that mean doing well in your internal? I don't get how you can stuff up an assessment mark and still get a high rank :/

Thanks for the replies. Is there any chance of getting an interview at UWS with say, a 95 UMAT and 97 ATAR estimate? I'm not giving up just yet but I'm preparing for the worst at the moment.. thanks for the encouragement :)

Hi, I'm a year 12 2012 student and recently screwed up a major English Adv exam (worth 30% of my school mark :( ) so hopes of a 99+ ATAR have been demolished. I heard somewhere that when Universities send out their first round of interview offers, they only look at your UMAT mark? (seeing that...

fort street, cambridge & terry lee

I'd say you'd get a 1 or a 2 if you're lucky. The question is a DISCUSS, therefore you have to present PROS AND CONS in your answer- and seeing that it's a 3 marker I'd assume the criteria would be a least 2 pros and 2 cons. You've only addressed 1 and a half of the PROS section, meaning your...

Ah okay I understand now. I got my teacher to explain it to me and she went all over the place and confused me a bit more.. Thanks heaps.

I think I know you.... Sydney Tech? Anyway, First one is short / a few long response answers that closely follow the syllabus.... MINUS the pracs. Disadvantage is it barely touches on pracs, which are important. PHYSICS INVESTIGATIONS covers all of the pracs that you'll be doing in class...

Hi, I'm really confused about this concept of "feedback". What my understanding of it is, homeostatis involves the detection and response of a CHANGE. The mechanism that brings about this change is referred to as feedback. Is this correct? Also, what does the statement "In Feedback...

nevermind got it!