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Well done guys!! PD is an awsome subject and i am sure that it will help you out later at uni or in your life :)

All i was saying was that if you want a better chance at getting a job in PE teaching, then dont go to ACPE. I know a lot of people that have graduated from there that do not get jobs because a lot of schools prefer to employ graduates of actual universities. Sorry if i have offended anyone...

there is a real glut of people doing that kind of degree at the moment. Besides, no offence to the ACPE people, but a lot of prospective employers (i.e. schools) dont recognise that 'degree'.

Yeah stress less dudes. I thought i stuffed it last year cos i totally forgot like a couple of parts of the syllabus and seriously...they obviously dont mark THAT hard.

Ohhhh i miss ancient :( It was the only subject that i actually liked.

I took sleeping tablets last year...i woulcnt recommend ppl go there!I kept waking up really vague...

OMG get over it. It doesnt matter. Just like your UAI counts for jack when you get into uni. Just enjoy the uni you are at and stop thinking that some have some sort of magical superiority over others.

No its medicine, THEN specialise

Hey everyone I am thinking of trying to get into to medicine post grad but i am unsure whether the course i am doing will have prepared me enough for the GAMSAT. I am doing Podiatry and human movement, and in this first year we have done chemistry, biochemistry, anatomy, advanced anatomy, some...

Yeah as long as you have trigonometry down pat for biomechanics, you will be fine

so does that mean that they predetermine that the highest mark they will give is 99? How come if they align it, someone doesnt get given 100? Its so confusing!

The highest mark they awarded last year was 99.

I wouldnt really take the chance of not knowing them all. They can ask you anything that is on the syllabus. The trend seems to be with asking about CVD - but this could also set you guys up for a question from another area.

Dudes im doing podiatry and you dont need to be a doctor first. You need to be a doctor first in the united states though - so aussie podiatrists can never work over there. Charles sturt is the only place that does it in NSW, so its either down there or move interstate. I am at Queensland...

QUT is really highly regarded. You need like an OP1 (about 99 UAI) to get into nutrition dietetics and human movement as a dual degree. My sister is doing nutrition there.

Mainly coz it pays well. Man i hate a lot of the subjects i do though....Sigh

Skin pigmentation is all due to melanin. In fact nearly all pigmentation in the body is due to this - including your eye colour! Skin pigmentation does not greatly affect the amount of vitamin D produced however. Lighter skinned ppl have a disadvantage because their skin is damaged faster...

my sister did it through distance education last year. Why the interest?

i remember those!! i begged my mum for one!

Definately do chemistry. im doing a health science degree and didnt do chemistry in y11 and 12 but did PDHPE/bio. CHem is harder to undertand at uni level withno chem background than physics is. BELEIVE ME!!