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Best thing to do is to email (or call) someone in the faculty and ask. They will either let you know, or find out for you. You may be able to defer your first semester, but if you do that you should check in your handbook what courses need what prerequisites. (eg, you need to do chem1001...

Bmed :D! I'm staying at teds... yaaaayyy! :D:D:D

Hmm... does that mean its impossible to get over a distinction for 1004? Lol. Maybe I should've done 1003, or even adv. Damn damn damn. I needed that good mark to transfer. :((((((

:o why is my phys1004 mark so low I was expecting something around 10-15 marks higher >.<

Ooh, wow, does that mean you got full marks for everything down the list? o.o That's absolutely crazy. Well done. x.x

I think raw marks for psych are posted up on webct.

Gratz on the integral mark, nit. =) 99, nice. Wonder when physics will be released.

Maths? :P You're joking, right? I can't stand the stuff. (But I do love physics, the only problem is that it's just so useless). Man, I hope I managed to pass stats and integral.

Alrighty, thanks, I'll let her know. Hearing all the complaining about marks makes me kinda glad I didn't do chem. ...But now that I don't wanna stick to a physics major, I have to take first year chem next year. -_-''

Random question. A friend of mine got her chem mark back, which was a lot lower than she expected it to be. Is there a way she could get her marks rechecked?

It depends on which university you're applying to. They have different selection criteria, which also take into account how many full semesters of university you've studied. For example, if you've done one full year of university, UNSW gives your ENTER half weighting with your university...

You don't get given your raw marks, for the UMAT. Instead, you're given scaled scores (ACER does stuff to the raw marks), and your percentile rank.

Law is difficult to get higher marks in, at the same time being a lot of work. But if you choose a good degree to combine it with, your marks should be ok. I'm not sure how the combined law degrees work at UQ, but at Usyd, it's mainly the other degree that is studied during the first three...

Thanks :) :) Bit late now, lol. Oh well.

lol- you could tell? hmmm.... *skips the law tute today*