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i want to get into diagnostic radiography, but if i dont meet the uai target my plan is to do this and then transfer into it. However, i do not even know what bachelor of health science is, and the uni website doesnt give much information on it. Is this a good backup plan? What career options...

Hello. Im not sure if i can get a UAI of 84% to get in..so what other alternate paths are there? I heard u can complete bachelor of health science and then transfer to those courses, but i heard u must complete the whole 3 years of health science. I dont want to spend 6 years at uni for those...

Hello I got a dissapointing 83-86 out of 120 in the 2unit maths exam. The highest i can get raw is 71%. Can someone give me a good estimate to what my mark will scale up or down to?

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im interested in taking this course, but i see in the UAC guide it says that they place you anywhere in clinics in NSW for 24-26 weeks? If so thats a pain in the ass. What are some other cons about this subject?

With all the talk of suicides, attempted suicides, and people screwing up their first exam, i would like to turn our attention to what positive experiences you have gained during the HSC....*crickets*....ok there might not be much but let me start - for some strange reason i have started to not...

I want to do commerce or economics at macquarie. UAI = 85-87% But right now im trying my best but not 100% confident. My lowest preference is civil engineering at SYd with a uai of 80% which will probably go up. if i do economics or bachelor of business at UWS..seeing as that is the next...

for working out the moles of CO2 in my textbook.... they pu number of moles = volume/concentration this doesnt work with the formulae c=n/v?? its different for gases and liquids isnt it?

when they ask for increasing reliability for a prac, could you always just say repeat the prac a couple times for every prac in the HSC syllabus?

Q - Explain the chemistry you did involved in the experiment to measure sulfate content of fertiliser? Do you just outline the steps?

I have barely seen this happen. I only know one couple - 1 asian and 1 non-asian. My theory is that the physical barrier just gets in the way..because you have to admit most asian guys arent that great looking (yes im asian im not being racist). What do you think?

overall ranks business: 4/49 chem:11/25 eco: 4/12 engadv : 10/93 maths: 15/51 RE:60/143 trial marks: busiess 81/100 chem: 49/100 (wont get a shit mark like that in the HSC) economics: 88/100 eng adv: 78/100 maths: 59/100 (wont happen like chem) RE: 31/50 (i could get anything in the HSC for...

please tell me how this machine works in the simplest possible way

what is it? its on the application summary i printed out. Im a year 12 signing up undergraduate.....sounds right.......

i know this sounds dumb...but in a textbook i saw in the working out to get the volume....they multiplied the concentration and moles giving : V = CN but if u look at c=n/v and then u multiply it both by V to get: CV=N and then divide by C to get: V=N/C its just mathematically different...

how would u do a test for quantitive analysis of water hardness? i heard finding the concentration of calcium but how would i go about doing that? sorry for lots of question in the forum..

i forgot the acid/base oxide reaction laws.... eg. weak acid + weak base -> ?? and so on..

heat combustion of ethanol is lower then fossil fuels. does this make it better or worser for ethanol as a source of fuel?

Ba(OH)2 + HNO3 -> sumthing sumthing...ill have a go.....Ba(NO3)2 + H20 thats totally wrong....but i know its a neutralisation reaction....gives salt and water?

i realise this is the wrong forum section to post this but i dont know where to put it, plus the majority of people seem to view here. Anyway can someone give me more information about biotechnology? im thinking about doing it at sydney or macq. The only information i got from my careers...