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im in year 11 and i have an assignment due tomorrow, but i cant do one of the questions: A circle with centre O has a radius OD with chord AC crossing the radius perpendicularly at B. Find the length of the radius, to the nearest cm if AC = 10cm and BD = 3cm.

yeah, cell bio does get better. i liked 2nd semester better. anatomy and physiology are my fave subjects. again 2nd semester is better. professional practice is a bludge. you have guest speakers, talk about how to be "professional", etc...

mt first day was great except that i got a flu, that sort of sucked but i absolutely LOVE digestion genetics and biometry i couldnt judge yet since we only had an introductory lesson yeah, i nearly fell asleep in chem last year (luckily its only 1 semester)

you cant if you are international, but if you are local you can (if you get really good marks and do really well on the STAT test)

go by the one thats filled in, there arent any gaps in vet science timetable other than lunch

i prefer late starts coz im really not a morning person the later the better:D i start at 11 tomorrow, yay!

if someone is on full paying and they want to transfer to HECS, they have to get really good marks

i went to uni yesterday to buy my unit of study handbooks and im getting really excited, cant wait to go back!!! im really looking forward to animal digestion and nutrition! im not looking forward to biometry, its supposed to be really boring and pointless...

dont forget that unlike the HSC, you are not under the pressure to get high marks so unless you plan on doing honours or are trying to get HECS or watever, you just have to pass and uni is heaps more enjoyable because you are doing wat you like, there are clubs and societies, theres a lot more...

my costs are HUGE! after i finished my HSC i worked all summer (no schoolies for me), so i had money to pay for it. but still i was not so happy when i found out some of the price tags: veterinary physiology textbook $200 anatomy of the dog textbook $260 the rest of the textbooks + unit of...

who do you think is smarter, jessica or paris?

probably coz horses are big, not a lot of people have had experience with them and they are treated individually so you need to learn how to read their body language. with other animals you dont to read anything coz you just treat them as a herd (disrespectful if you ask me)

considering that mobile phone numbers have 10 digits, its pretty easy to figure out

i chose my course coz i have wanted to be a vet my whole life, i think i was born with the decision coz i dont remember ever actually deciding "i think i want to be a vet" i love animals, they are beautiful, fascinating creatures, they dont bitch, they are not greedy.... they dont have anything...

you have to do 14 weeks before 4th year starts during the holidays (which is when you have to hand in the report for Animal Husbandry) its 4 weeks horses, 2 weeks dairy cattle, 2 weeks beef cattle, 2 weeks sheep, 1 week poultry, 1 week pigs, 2 weeks of whatever you want (vet clinics, wildlife...

nope, you are one big class hey mambomeg, how do you go about owning a snake (licence and all the rest)???

im referring to the fee-paying people with no disadvantages

"text me for just 5 cents... so we can get steamy, while staying thrifty"

they have excessive financial advantages if they can afford to pay $28 000 each year. its very unfair...

in my faculty you can fail a subject only once. if you fail again you are out, but i dont know if there is limit to how many credit points you can fail