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Apparently, USyd is more on the medical side and UNSW is more on the engineering etc. side. But in ranking, USyd is higher than UNSW. BUT, don't they all teach the same courses anyway?

Apparently, USyd is more on the medical side and UNSW is more on the engineering etc. side. But in ranking, USyd is higher than UNSW. BUT, don't they all teach the same courses anyway?

I think it depends on your passion for Japanese. And confidence. Also, how much effort you're prepared to put into it...

We all want to get to university. But only 30% do. 40% goes to TAFE and the other 30% are scattered everywhere else (ie. workforce etc.)...

Re: general discussion for hsc 2007 open!! I think we're year 12 when we start the HSC course or when we get our reports back...

Agreed.

There's a point there.

*sigh* OK... How many people DO do maths this time?

Haha... For some reason, our year 12 2007 does not look very mature at all!! I mean our school captain still plays with our physics teacher! But she is number one in all her classes *sigh*

Take some time. Until you feel you can't cope - or work harder...?

It's just the beginning... Of THE year...

I never knew that Standard could move to Advanced? I thought only Advanced could move to Standard?? Because wouldn't it be like trying to do extension english in year 12 without having done it in year 11?

Yehp. Uni websites and from school I guess...

No Mathematics? Just wondering... How many people DON'T do Mathematics/ General? Or dropped it in year 12? I'm assuming the majority DO do maths... And am fully aware that it provides more options for your courses in the future. But just wondering =]

True the UAI does not determine your life but I think sometimes we are made to believe that it DOES...

I guess the key is studying, remembering and understanding...

Asian countries are competitive compared to Australia. We have it quite soft here, I think.

I think language continuers courses scale you higher than beginners or background speakers though... And extension obviously scales higher than continuers...

Born in Australia but have been learning mandarin since age of 5... Parents are HK so my mando accent is crap. And not liking the simplified chinese continuers course and so very much envying the background people cos they have their questions printed in all 3 (traditional and simplified chinese...

Wouldn't 14u be a little TOO hard? Well if you're ready for the work, the go for it! But it even SOUNDS hard...