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i really want to do dentistry, but my parents wouldn't let me go interstate. so USYD would be the only place i can go. i know it's a post-graduate course. i missed out USYD's med sci but i got an offer for UTS Med Sci. i was wondering if it's better to do Science @ USYD with the same subjects...

so it's assessment period and i have lacked the will to study. hence, i'm bombing out on exams. i was wondering if it's still possible to gain a ATAR at least 90 if i do well in the trials + the actual HSC exams? or am i pretty much set in a crappy result? :lol::lol::lol::lol: thanks for...

i moved to a new school this year, and i am finding it hard to 'adapt' to the school. in my previous school, everything was relaxed, but at the current school, everyone is just so competitive and smart that it overwhelms me, and makes me wish i never transferred schools. to the point that i...

so now the school certificate's over, what are you going to do with your study notes? for me, i feel like it's a waste putting them in trash... so i'll probably put them in boxes and into the garage (like the rest of my primary school work...) xDD i doubt they'll be useful someday, just there...

this might sound stupid but, i was wondering if legal study is a prerequisite/asumed knowledge for law courses? i was thinking of changing economics to legal studies but have been told not to as legal = boring. i was also told that the only needed subject was english advanced. is this true...

well basically, i came bottom of the class for my maths trials (i felt so ashamed, i'm in 'selective stream' and got beaten by 'non-selectives'...). my teacher said that my predicted school certificate score is that i'd be lucky to make it to a band 4/5... i wouldn't mind if i'm not doing maths...

ancient or modern history? which one should i choose & why? i like both but only wants to choose one. /: maybe which one scales better? any help is appreciated. :)