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Thanks everyone! It looks like up to 10 hours would be ideal.

Still considering different options hence the question...

Thanks! I still don't know much about GPA/WAM...is yours average or above average?

Hahaha I meant for a casual job!?

How many hours per week would be reasonable to work if I am studying full time a fairly demanding degree (3 days at uni plus some online lectures)?

Hahaha, yes I am definitely doing physio. Enrolled 👍👍👍 Asking this for a friend.

UOW or UTS better for Biotechnology?

Looking for info in regards to the difference between the two philosophy units and UNCC?

@Hithcock Which core curriculum unit did you do in your first year? Any insight in the differences between them? I have never done religion at school, so I think I should choose one of the philosophy units, not UNCC.

Sounds like a good plan!

Maybe try to get into Occupational therapy at WSU. I heard units are almost identical to physio in the first year, and then transfer?

Try UOW Early Admission as well.

You are welcome. My understanding is that completing Bachelor of Exercise Physiology (4 years) gives you a much higher chance of getting into Physio Masters as opposed to the 3 year exercise science. This way you would actually have two occupations (exercise physiologist and physiotherapist)...

Hi there It looks like you gathered some great info and thought deeply about your options. I do believe that transferring into physio after the first year is quite hard (because they are capped, therefore no vacancies). Only you can decide if you could live away from Sydney for 4 years, but you...

Thank you, but fortunately I no longer need to make this decision as I will be studying physiotherapy. Excercise physiology was a plan B :)

Also, I heard USYD is more theory based whilst ACU focuses more on practical stuff hence producing job-ready graduates. Reportedly 96% of ACU graduates are employed full time 4 months after graduating.

At ACU all of the 4th year is clinical placements only. At USYD some are in year 3 and some in year 4. Clinical supervisors expect more from a year 4 student, therefore having all placements in your last year would be advantageous IMO.

I would drop visual arts because: 1. Not just that you are not enjoying it, it is actually stressing you out and you don't need that on top of all other stressors that year 12 brings 2. The teacher is not supportive 3. Visual Arts does not scale well I did only 10 units in Year 12 and tried my...

I am unable to answer your question, however I can confirm that HSC Ninja appears to be quite accurate. It overestimated my ATAR by 0.60. Matrix calculator was even more accurate underestimating my ATAR by only 0.05.

Yep! Much easier, faster and less expensive ;)