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That would suck if you didn't get paid during your intership or when you're a registrar. 15 years without pay, fuck that.

Don't be a Chiropractor, they're faggots. Alternative Medicine is for faggots actually. I'd definitely go with Podiatric Medicine. From what I have researched, employment and job prospects for a Podiatrist are actually really good, especially in rural areas. In terms of salary, it would...

Yeah, it is pretty chilled. I did the unfortunate thing and burned myself out. I went hard for the first two terms and come to the end of term 3, I was just fucked and couldn't be bothered with anything at all. I did poorly in my yearlies because I burnt myself out. Moral of the story, sit back...

I do both. It isn't a heavy workload if you manage your time well. But in saying that, you have to manage your time well for any other subject. You'll be fine. Both the Ancient and Modern Prelim courses were quite easy and I found the workload very minimal. However, from what I hear, the Modern...

85. B. Education (Secondary: Human Movement and Health Education)

Radiography is too repetetive, screw that. Occupational Therapy looks extremely boring. Physiotherapy seems pretty good. Don't think I'd like to work with old people. Chicks will be on their knees though if you say you're a physiotherapist. Nursing looks really good. So many different things you...

May as well just get on my knees for them.

I love the first intro! I am so totally stealing that.

Adv. English - 43 in the year - 19 in class. Biology - 24 in year - 24 in class. Modern History - 18 in year - 18 in class. Ancient History - 7 in year - 7 in class. Gen. Maths - 70 in year - 22 in class. PDH - 40 in year - 19 in class.

Re: why is it only 'medicine' for newcastle while other universities are medicine/sur Like Omnipotence said, you still end up with the same qualifications. It is just like getting M.D. at Melbourne University, it being Doctor of Medicine and not Doctor of Medicine and Surgery.

No doors and no windows? How the fuck do you enter this room?

I think it is about 91.00.

From what I have heard, it is a decent course. Also, the career prospects aren't too bad either. The pay is rather decent too, I believe graduate salary starts at about $52,000 per annum, and obviously, goes up as you gain more experience and years in the field. A Diagnostic Radiographer will...

Unless you plan on going on to do a Masters, then not many career opportunities. The career opportunities with a BSc are generally research based.

Physiotherapy Speech Pathology Podiatry Occupational Therapy Pharmacy Nutritionist / Dietician Radiography I want to go into medicine or dentistry, but I won't get the ATAR for it. So those professions I just listed are the options I am looking at, even though I have well over a year to go...

Best: The Catcher in the Rye by J.D. Salinger or Animal Farm by George Orwell (Year 9 & 10) Worst: Emma by Jane Austen (currently doing it, Year 11, it is so fucking shit)

There are usually no prerequisites for entry in Physiotherapy. Though, usually Biology, Physics, Chemistry and/or Maths is desired for most universities. I would imagine PDH would help a tad in terms of Health Science. It is really up to you as to whether you want to continue with Chemistry or...

Example - My school -.-

My school rank is above 500+, so I am hoping that doesn't fuck me up. I am aiming for at least 80-85 :) It isn't high compared to some people, but for me, it is pretty decent. Of course I'd love anything higher, but I just don't think it is realistic for me.

Half yearlies are like, week 5-8 for me. I have got plenty of time :) I did complete a few exams at the end of last term, but they weren't half yearlies.