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actually, no, i was quite ill and couldn't go. thanks for the info LOL, nice signature

Does anybody know when we know the outcome of the scholarships? I just had my interview today for electrical engineering

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Yes, one official practice test is free. Here is the link: http://www.collegeboard.com/student/testing/sat/prep_one/test.html By the way, the practice test takes around 3 and a half hours, so you'd need to set aside some time if you wanted actual test conditions. Just to let you have a feel...

You can take official practice tests only, but no you cannot take the actual test online. In Sydney, the actual test is offered 6 times a year, at Macquarie University.

My point is that just because you are intelligent yourself, it doesn't mean you should simply patronise others less able (or less cynical) than you. If they are willing to work to get good scores, that's a hundred times more respectable than just you publishing on the internet that you got an...

I think that's a bit harsh John, considering hundreds of thousands of people take the SAT annually, and the average score of college-bound high school students is only 1511/2400.

ash.t is in fact correct for the UK. The UK does not REQUIRE the SAT test for college admission, although it is accepted and considered as part of the application for admission. However, almost all U.S. colleges, including ALL top tier colleges require either the SAT or the ACT test for...

Want to study overseas, particular the US or the UK? Possibly at Harvard, Yale, MIT, Columbia, Oxford or for a college sports scholarship? You’re going to need to take the SAT Reasoning Test and the SAT subject tests, and score quite high. The SAT test is required for admission to all top tier...

For anyone who still isn't sure, I typed up a solution - Hope that helps. You have to have the electrons. If the question said 12 is mass of carbon NUCLEUS then there are no electrons. But it said it was the mass of the carbon ATOM, therefore electrons must be included. Btw, does anyone...

If you get the top HSC mark as well, you will get exactly the same for your HSC what you get for your HSC exam mark. Ie. if you got 90 in HSC exam, u'll get HSC mark of 90 for Jap. That is, your internal mark won't matter if you're first in your school and first in the exam out of your school...

Anyone 100% sure of the listening question about the art gallery? Were the directions to the gallery or to the convenience store? And also, the multiple choice question, which one was it? I thought train but I could have been wrong.

Yeh, but isn't it implied its on first floor, coz it says he doesn't go to the 2nd floor as Naoko intends to.

I said no, based on the fact that she doesn't have much money (costs 5000 yen) and probably not useful in Australia, so she will probably just wait till summer arrives and rainy season ends. I still wrote all the positives and negatives. I don't think it matters which way you think she will go...

Yep, that's almost exactly what I thought. I'm 100% sure that you couldn buy tickets at gallery, you had to buy at convenience store. What I'm not sure about was if those directions (catch bus 17, cross bridge, get off, turn left, you'll see it straightaway) were for how to get to the gallery or...

what did you hear for the art gallery one? And did everyone find like 6 or 7 pieces of evidence for reading with his girlfriend?

UNSW and USyd are the best, especially if you want to do research or postgrad. Anyone who says they can tell you which one out of them is the best is a liar or just ignorant. UTS is good too because of its industry links and emphasis on employable skills, especially if you're hoping to good job...

physics and 3u maths would be assumed, as in all engineering courses. Bridging course in maths and physics would probably help a lot. For UNSW (and i think all other unis as well), the bridging course happen in February, before the actual courses start.

In all honesty, there is very little difference between mech and mechatronic degrees, like only a few electrical engineering subjects + electives. If you come out of uni as a mechatronic engineer and find no jobs, if you are smart you are likely to be able to get a job as a mechanical...

you could also try mechatronic engineering if you're at all interested in electronics. It is a combination of mechanical and electrical engineering and deals with a lot of robotics, manufacturing etc.