Exam timetable cooked
first two heavy chem and bio subjects on the Monday and Wednesday of week 1 exams. lightest mcq pysc in week 3 guess I can’t go home
first two heavy chem and bio subjects on the Monday and Wednesday of week 1 exams. lightest mcq pysc in week 3 guess I can’t go home
when do we think bet
any past students or current students please help me. why r there so many reactions in so confused how any of them work. how the hell am I supposed to know what chemical groups are based and acids. wvee been talking about this topic for three weeks and low key still don’t know what a nucleopjile is.WHY ARE THEY ALL ALSO LIKE THE SAME BUT DIFFERENT
im hungry looking for pho in an hour
ik MBB1 last sem was in the 3rd week of exams. I assume it’s bc being an mcq test it’s easy for them to put it right at the end cuz it doesn’t require marking. reckon mbb2 will be then as well? anyone ever had it earlier in the exam period. I do chem and bio so I feel those might be at the start then I’ve got a long two weeks until psyc. kinda want to go home early…. i also don’t really need two whole weeks of studying for jsut one subject would be a bummer. but yeah anyone with past experiences?
I’ve got what I think is a competitive score and I jsut wanna know how long I should take for prep. Or how long it takes to have okayish interview skills. I’m not the super extroverted type of person so I think it’ll take me a little longer but any advice? I’m also quite busy now as I’m a first year uni student with quite a heavy workload this sem. im also hoping for UNSW if anyone Can tell me about the panel process and how it was although I understand if u guys can’t comment on that part. Any help would be appreciated.
this is my first time studying anything psychology related. just wondering what methods people thought were useful to study. I find that theres a lot of stuff to remember but it is surface level just a lot. do people find flashcards are useful in this subject?
why r they all so chunky and long 💀do I need to read them are they important
do you guys have online lectures for medicine avaliable if I can't attend in person? also how does a first year medicine timeatble look like. provided I get in, I kind of have a prior engagment in the last three days of the first week of uni and im worried about if that would be super detrimental to my grades or learning. also im a bit confused when start date is. UAC says 8th of feb but the UNSW webstie says 15th is when teachign period starts?
are u guys noticing if the scores this year seem to be higher or there’s more higher scores or about the same jsut curious
sure it gets higher suppsoedly each year but how high can it really go. there won’t be a year where everyone’s jsut getting full marks on everything 😭
I’m planning to apply for med and I’m in my first year of uni. I got a ucat of 2420. atar 99.5 and gpa currently 7. I’m not sure if it’s true but I heard gpa of 7 doesn’t always convert to 99.95 but unsw takes either ur atar or ur gpa whichever is highest. so will scats apply to my gpa after its been converted to an atar and make it like 99.95 or will it apply to my atar and move that from 99.5 to 99.95. either way do u think im safe for an interview
my atar was 99.5 and my gpa currently is 7. I will apply for SCATS too (anyone know how that works)
was not expecting to do as well as I did I’m shaking. Edit: I have scats
I want to buy a. different ticket how do I do that
what if I didn’t know solar power was a renewable energy source
do u guys think this is representable of the actual exam?
most other unis their high distinctions are 85+ whereas ours is 80. not complaining bc it makes it easier for me to get a 7 gpa cuz im aiming for med (or so I feel it’s easier, standards at unimleb may be higher idk). but anyone know the reason why we use 80?
what letter do u guys choose when u skip and flag