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thx mate. the website is so hard to get around for different things

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...

omg its chris! clear your message box luscious!

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doing one year of plain health science is ok. sounds like a good backup plan. i really wana do radiation therapy, and if i pull a miracle and get 90 uai i could do diagnostic radiography. I sure hope the UAI is lower for the 2007 cut-off thanks for the info :)

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...

i learnt that i am shit at maths and will not pursue a career that needs any maths higher den 2unit adv. eg. engineering

just a few mistakes but..but u did well. But you missed a whole question! 7 i think..

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?

i hope your right...i really do!

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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...

isnt that reliability?

Re: Economics Marathon - The 2006 Version I'll have a go... Australia has attempted to increase internation competitiveness by: - signing free trade agreements with various countries. This has introduced foreign companies selling goods in Australia, increasing domestic competition, thus...

Lavoisor thought all acids contained oxygen. Proven wrong eventually. Humphry Davy said that all acids contained replaceable hydrogen Arrhenius said that all acids ionised in solution, creating hydrogen ions - strong acids ionise completely -weak acids ionise slightly Bronsted-lowry came up...

they probably put themselves in wheelchairs for having a child like you

i duno, someone please answer this!^ it was a 2005 hsc question

lol dont worry you'll do fine and show em