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I thought that the biotech option questions were unreasonably difficult...so I opted to do the communications option instead (: The maintaining a balance topic + my case study of the cochlear ear implant in design&tech made it an easy decision. But even w/o doing design&tech, the comm...

Man, stop fucking trolling. You posted in the bio forum claiming to have done the paper despite the fact that you obviously don't do biology. When multiple members pointed out the that you're probably just trying to increase your post count you STFU, so why don't you stfu now?

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damn you and your lateral thinking ):

Re: how did you go? He doesn't actually do bio...so just ignore his posts in this section (he seems nice enough everywhere else he posts though). The scans if anyone was interested: here (:

Here are the scans if anyone was interested in revisiting them (: http://community.boredofstudies.org/showthread.php?t=188696

I noticed a couple of people requesting that it posted, so here goes...

You're a nice enough member, but it's pretty obvious that you don't do bio henry08.

Biotech (:

Nah, I rekon that it’s a term reserved for unattractive women who sleep around and are either over the top proud of their achievement, or, who pretend or attempt to play-down their whorish nature. I have a friend at tafe who sleeps around abit but is really open about it. Her confidence and...

I think Woolloomooloo is Sydney’s most underrated suburb. It’s a quiet, leafy inner city suburb surrounded by the CBD, botanical gardens, Woolloomooloo Bay, Potts point, Kings Cross and Darlinghurst. The local schools include St Mary’s Cathedral College & Plunkett St, whilst St Vinnie’s &...

Unless you're sitting it at a NSW TAFE campus. Honestly.

Ditto. A uai of 75.10 would b more than enough to pop my cherry though.

Awesome, your reply really cleared things up. I think. So does what you have just said mean that the people below me cannot get a final HSC mark higher than mine? (If so, then i'm starting to understand how the highest ranked students marks are 'pulled up' whilst the lowest ranked...

It’s actually important to mention the strength of the cohort in attempting to answer my specific question. For at a higher ranked school, the results achieved by the top ranked students would be pretty close. The further down the ranking order you go –theoretically- the larger the between...

Hi bos, I did a pretty thorough search of the forums but wasn’t able to come to a conclusive answer to this question: Does my high rank in a high performing cohort grant me some immunity from a bad HSC mark? I have read ragerunner’s “Explanation of HSC Moderating” and various other threads...

Unless the question asks me to leave my answer in a particular form, or explicitly asks me to convert it to another, I’ve always written the answer to around 7 decimal places (followed by an ellipsis) and then written under that number the answer to two decimal places. ie =...

That's actually a very valid point and a good reason to drop it if you're a struggling. But I think that if you turn up to class and put in a minimum amount of effort you can hope to scrape at least a band 3 (an HSC mark approx > 60)

Maybe the game doesn't support & has a problem recognizing widescreen resolutions. Try changing your screen res to a 4:3 res like 800 by 600, 1280 by 1024, 1600 by 1200 etc. But if you're using an LCD screen with a native res of 1280 by 960 and you installed any bundled software that came with...

I regret dropping physics. If i had known that UTS offered prospective undergrad students bonus points for getting a Band 3 I would have kept it for the sake of those bonus points (even thought I'm more than certain that my physics mark wouldn't be included in my top 10 units). Oh well, not...