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Life goes on now shut up and accept what you got. If you want to blame anyone, don't blame BOS, blame yourself.

Yes, it is HECs supported.

11 - B 12 - A. For question 11 I went with B. I say this because Brand A claims to be the "best washing powder available". Because of this, if it is the best washing powder available then to justify this claim they would have to compare their washing powder to the next best washing powder...

Thank you. But I was not trying to start I fight, I was just stating that your comment was pretty useless and ignorant.

Grow up. If you read the post you would notice the OP said it "Would be of use/interest to some I'd think". So if you don't find it useful then don't bother commenting with your stupid comment on something that is useful and interesting.

Probably 20 minutes a day. I quickly check 'General Discussion on the 2012 HSC', 'General University Discussion' and then 'Medicine and Medical/Health Studies'. If there is nothing interesting in any of those parts of the forum then I leave.

Mining Engineering, Dentistry and Optometry.

Okay, I have looked into Radiation Therapy for the past 2 hours (sick life) and honestly, it sounds amazing. I have also looked at the career prospects. Don't be put off by seek.com.au, like Katie said, look at the NSW Health job listings. From what I have researched Radiation Therapy has great...

From what I have heard Sonography has really good career prospects. I haven't heard much about Radiation Therapy.

soz brah, just gen maths here don't listen to me.

If you can get the same degree within 4 years just as a Bachelors, just do the Bachelor. Think about it, you could do the Masters but that is an extra year which in turn results in a larger HECS debt. Also in that year of doing your Masters you could instead be out working in the Engineering...

It's worth it if you want to do it. If you want to do it just for the money, then no, it's not worth it.

Avicii & Nicky Romero - Fuck School

If you are offered a scholarship at UWS, go to UWS. Also, if UWS is the closest university, go to it. Yes, Sydney University has the better reputation but at the end of the day, you won't be looked down upon by employers, especially employers in hospitals. What 'l1350' said is utter bullshit...

UAC doesn't add the bonus points, the university will.

If I was marking the HSC this would be a straight up Band 6.

It is graduate entry. You need a previous undergraduate degree to apply with a 5.0 GPA I believe. You also need to sit the GAMSAT.

They would do the course they're interested in. But, if they were looking to use their 99.95 to their full advatage then they would probably enter (besides Law and Medicine) Dentistry, possibly Engineering. Also, Physiotherapy would be up there too.

Considering UTS don't offer Veterinary Science, it is impossible :)

Re: What course are you hoping to do in 2013? Education, Exercise and Sport Science / Nutrition & Dietetics, Occupational Therapy, Architecture - something like that. I'll probably change my mind in what I want to do soon.