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There was a small poker-society / group kind of thing, I went to one of their nights, it was only about 12 ppl and they were all really close friends so I felt like a bit of an out-cast. A couple of times when I was at the unibar they had APL-style tournaments running, if your keen I would...

I'd say Survivor has outlined your options in a pretty solid manner :D Both psychology or Babs would be good choices as they require a different type of thinking to all the equation work you're going to be bombarded with in your primary courses! I'am biased towards psychology, but that's...

If it's what interests you go for it mate! I love hearing about the stuff some of my nanotech friends tell me they are learning :D

Soo true, excellent choice of words :D By the way are the posts above the same guy on several accounts?

TBH I'm a natural gamer myself, it's all about inner game and building the vibe rather then reciting a bunch lines. 90% of the stuff in that book is too main stream and known of these days anyway, it's just a good place to start I still think, especially for some of the earlier poster's who said...

1. Buy "The game" 2. Read it 3. Read it again 4. Get over your approach anxiety 5. Start chatting to every 1st year you come across :D

As they say UNSW= University of No Sexy Women.

If you're familiar with the campus, I.e. Know where all your classes are going to be in semester 1 and don't have any urgent questions then no, you can get away without going. It is a great week, but not so great that it's worth purchasing a return trip to China.

Yeah this was late round interviews, submitted my expression of interest form late... The interview was about what I expected, although that didn't really make it any easier. As with anyone I'm sure, there are things I wish I had mentioned that just didn't come to mind at the time. For the...

Or you could just add up your marks from each of the 3 sections... Got my interview a 12pm tommorow, not overly concerned though.

Yeah, I guess ultimately I'd have to play it by ear, turn up for the first few weeks. Suprisingly I managed to fit my gen eds quite snuggly around my main courses! It is a lecture for clinical and experimental pharmacology that only has this one time option on the thursday.

By 3rd year, where lecture class sizes drop to 40- 50ish, is it likely that a lecturer will notice you consistantly not turning up? I ask this because it looks as though I'm stuck with a single 1 hour lecture on thursday to which there's no point only going to uni for.

I'am on the late round list for med interviews, which I should receive an email by decemeber 19th saying if I have an affirmed interview. Failing that, yes I will finish med sci.

======================================================== Session Course Title Result ======================================================== T2 BIOC2201 Principles of Mol. Biol (Adv)....85 HD T2 INOV2100 The Innovation Process...........82 DN T2...

I hated the HSC at the time, it depressed the hell out of me. But 2 years later now, I still get nostalgia if I ever reminiscent about it, or listen to songs I use to listen to whilst studying for it. Enjoy your break 08ers, party hard and don't dare think about doing something as dumb as...

Don't stress too much, its actually not that difficult test, they put enough in there so pretty much anyone who put in some study will pass the subject, I remember last year the last 5 - 6 questions were really dodgy, as if they ran out of ideas for questions or something. Pharmacology is...

Physiology 1B- The extended responses were all from past papers, so no problem answering those; some of the mcq was really shit, especially the couple where if you had the 1st one wrong you also had the next 3 wrong.

There is definatly a lot of events run every semester at UNSW, a lot of parties at the roundhouse etc... However UNSW does have a higher population of Asians who do nothing but sleep, eat and study, which can give the impression of an antisocial uni. From the parties and events I've been to at...

Especially when other uni's are 2 - 3 weeks behind (most of my friends at macquarie start exams when I finish), I really don't see why they didn't give us a stuvac; I think theoretically its meant separate out those who cram to those who consistantly study.

MICRO2011: Ease- 8, nothing you learn is overly difficult & the course content isn't overwhelming; the exams are all short & long answer, no mcq; which I like but may not appeal so much to those with whom english isn't the 1st language. Lectures- 7, lectures only became interesting towards...