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#3 is for any School. #4 is referring specifically for the Faculty of Science. You can do as much as Pyschology Units as you like, but also minor in humanities subjects fromt he Faculty of Arts (or commerce). When gaining admission to the 4th additional Honours year, the mimimum...

Depends on what you want to do with your science degree. And which campus you prefer.

Be nice to "nerds", chances are you'll be working for one in the future. :D :p

Fiinally admitting the truth... Then what's there to think about? You probably already know exactly what preference to put first. :D

Unfortunately nothing is guaranteed. Go ask any graduate student from any faculty and they will tell you the same. If you have equal interest in law and medicine like you claimed, then why not just stick with law? The entry is so straightforward - save you some headache as well :)

So I'm a nerd now? :confused: Sounds like you know the course more than I do.

Unfortunately I think it is more important that you put in the effort yourself. Scaling is inevitable and you can't control it. Just work consistent and do your best. Some combination of subjects may prevent you in achieving a UAI of 100, but that's not the point here.

Ok I'm lost. Please rephrase the question so we can help you.

Correct. You need to get Band 6 in at least 10 Units.

Thanks Point. :)

Yes you can defer your place until 2008.

From what I've heard, you will know when you're successful or not in January because you will need to apply through UAC again (so you have to wait for the offer). If the missing subjects are offered during the summer break, then you can take them and you'll end up in the exact same spot as...

It's ok. you can still do the UMAT during your first yearOR second year of your medical science degree. The selection process will take into account not only your UMAT score, but your marks from your year 1 and 2 study in Medical Science, as well as an Interview in January after the...

You will still beat him because your exam mark will be 87 and moderated assessment mark of about 86 (final mark 87). He will get an exam mark of 79 and a moderated assessment mark of 87 (final mark 83).

So the point is, it doesn't matter if all of them got over 95 in their school-based assessment mark, since they are all pretty average in the hsc exam, the BOS will moderate these assessment marks. The final "pool" of exam marks (72+69+68+66+64) achieved by the students will equal to the...

Outcome: Student A: Moderated Assessment mark 72; exam mark 68 = HSC mark 70 Student B: Moderated assessment mark ~70; exam mark 72; HSC mark 71 Student C: Moderated assessment mark ~68; exam mark 69; HSC mark 69

Yeah I was trying to find what subjects are available at MQ in microbiology but I couldn't find much on it. And the way they structure their degree is strange as well because it didn't tell me what subjects are needed for what major. Anyway, I wish you the best of luck for the uni offers. I...

No. They don't just average your uni marks and UAI to give you a mark for transfer. UAI and WAM (uni marks) are completely different things. If you complete 2 semester of university study (1 year) they will ignore your UAI and just look at your uni mark. You need a Credit average (65) to be...

That's OK Christopher. I think it will be unlikely that MedSc at UNSW will decrease because they introduced a MBBS entry scheme in MedSc where top students int he course get invited to do medicine after their MedSc degree. However, since you have the EAS scheme, you may still have a shot so...

Yes you can. In general, you need to do at least 3 third year subjects to form 1 major in Medical Science. e.g. if you want to major in medical micrbiology you need to do 3 MICR3XXX subjects. Then since you still have 4 subjects left to choose, you can do a second major like biochemistry, so you...