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Yes you can. But you must do Honours in Science, and satisfy the Adv Science requirement by taking at least 12 uoc of advanced subjects per year for science subjects.

I completely agree with you! That's how Uni lure you in with fancy names and this and that "special features". :D

You cannot do Minor in Adv Science. You can either do 2 Majors (Double majors) or one Major. You can only do Minor in B Science.

You will soon find out! Just be patient! :)

These are some brief notes from member VQ. How is the concept of journey depicted in your texts? 1. Something of Value – Maggy Saldais The short story “Something of Value” by Maggy Saldais told us about the inner journey of one Estonian-Australian boy learning about “the value of what...

Done! :) People who wants to major in chem usually don't have problems with chem. It's just those that don't want to major in chem but have to do chem as a part of their degrees that usually struggles :D

The Biology forum would like to congratulate the following students on their outstanding achievements in the 2005 HSC Biology: First Place: Isabelle Ying-Ying Soh - Abbotsleigh Second Place: Ingrid Kiara van Woerkom - Baulkham Hills High School Third Place: Lucy Jane Morgan -...

The Society & Culture forum would like to congratulate the following students on their outstanding achievements in 2005 Society & Culture: First Place in Society & Culture 2005: Francesca Sidoti - St Columba's High School Second Place: Jace Matthew Armstrong - Kiama High School Third...

Congratulations to all who've achieved State ranking (Top 10) in Society and Culture, as well as those who've achieved Distinction and High Distinction on your PIP (and the prizes that come along with it)! :D

I didn't do Physics and first year maths stuffs are all in a booklet in which you'll have to buy, containing all past papers and exercise questions. Maybe someone else here has them.

hmm.. not really except the simple stuff, like Question 1. :D It's not that bad, is it? :p by the way, this is a semester 2 course, not semester 1. But yeah, both are equally challenging.

If you like Chem, then it should be too bad :D All my notes are on hard copy, but I can give you the 2003 past paper for Chem1021 so you can have a look at what you'll learn. Just PM me your email. :)

YES! It's REALLY hard! :p Well, depends what field of science and what type of person you are. Are you a Bio, chem or Physics person? Just prepare to come to uni 23-24 hrs a week and at home do your assignments, read lab notes beforehand, prepare for tests... I got a thread somewhere...

You won't be touching a bunsen burner or test tubes. You will be doing some hypnosis, some surveying, looking at whether this line is longer than that line (tricks with the perception) etc etc. Many psychology courses have Tut and not Labs. You will be doing your "experiments" in Tuts.

At UNSW Med Sc, you can major in: Anatomy Biochemistry Molecular Biology Biotechnology Microbiology Medical Microbiology and Immunology Pathology Pharmacology Physiology You can choose up to 2 majors. :) Next year I am planning to do all Microbiology and Immunology subjects...

UNSW Med Sc is more flexible. You would have the option to do Physics and maths (only 1 maths course is required), whereas your first year is all set out already in USyd - 2x Maths, chem physics, bio.

It's true (fortunately)!

Try 890 and 892. 892 go from Circular Quay (Alfred St Stand E) to Central then to UNSW. 890 goes straight from Circular Quay to UNSW. It's not close to Darling Harbour but anyway.. :D

891 UNSW Express also runs during Uni Holidays. The only time they don't run is on weekends and public holidays

You're right. MBBS/BSc is no longer offered since 2002.