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will this work? why not? dumb it down for me?

Pharmacology. A fucking hacker's major.

>>3818391
God fucking damn it 4chan stop fucking with my images

>>3817458
I finished when I was 16. Big deal; fuck off plebeian.

>physiciants

What.

>>3807291
*is a joke

>>3807219
>Well, as an Ausfag

Mother of fuck, I still remember the bullshit my school put us through in preparation for the QCS. In the end I just skipped all those sessions, ended up with an overall A on the QCS and flagged it in the teachers face.
In the end, the methods that they 'taught' us were all round-a-bout as fuck and ended up taking time that could be spent actually reading the damn material

Yes I mad, QLD grade school education is joke. Thank god university is much better.

>>3799725
>To add to this, imperial's used for things like screen sizes (although metric equivalent's usually provided) as well as older machinery.

Huh, I actually completely forgot about that.

>>3799062
Ausfag here. Not too sure on the details but you would have to check with which university you apply for, qualification requirements vary. They'll probably make you sit a simple standardised test or some shit. Then again don't worry about it too much, the foreign student section is pretty big over here.

Also as for OP:
>know you use the imperial system with pounds and inches. But do you use the metric system like kg and meter in sceince?
Metric metric metric. Only time I've used pounds or inches is on the internet.

>What exactly is a college? I believe it's like something between the Univeristy and High School

We finish highschool from ages 16~18 depending on when you actually started schooling and depending on what state you live in, (personally finished at 16) and then you apply for university the following year if you so choose.

There -are- things like medical academies and such, but they're essentially highschool with focus on a topic. Had a few mates who went to a medical specialised one back then.

Hello basic mathematics.

Bump for interest, I've noticed that as I've gotten older I've found it much harder to study.

Interested in seeing how other anons do it.

It's about fucking time.

I think this is pretty easy, can you do it?

>problem

You're a whiny bitch; off yourself.

>>3683234
Well, it's free, may as well try. Probably won't get far though, being a full time physics student with a job and so on.

>>3683268
And so my night ends on a humorous note.

30=10+10+10
30=25+5
30=25+2+3

I don't see the problem here.

147 first time, 193 second time.
Civil engineering ftw

>>3553676
>fuck this gay earth, im going to kill myself and the haunt the universe as a ghost to see such sights

Hell, if I could, I'd give everything up to be only a spectator of everything in the universe.

>>3553626
Well, too late for that.

Anyway, does this count? http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lyman-alpha_blob

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>>3494672
>underage b&
Normally I'd report but I'll let it slide this time because you're genuinely wanting help on an important matter.

With that said, this guy >>3494717 is pretty spot on. It's better to get into the habit of dealing with high workloads and such early on; for the majority of people your study ethic and so on is developed throughout high school.

my iq is higher than 90, but less that over9000!