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Yes! Listen to gman. He didn't get a HSC mark of 99+ for anything but now manages to get 99+ for all of his subjects.

I did year 11 and 12 Chemistry and I found CHEM1011 extremely difficult. 1021 is worst. I was literally lost in the first week of 1021 when they started to teach about quantum mechanics and orbitals >.< In all seriousness, Year 9 and 10 science is nothing. It won't help at all. I felt that...

It's a combined degree in just 4 years. Please note that you won't have much electives.

hmm, a friend of mine got 95 in PHYS... so not really.

Follow your heart. I'm sure both unis have their pros and cons.

First year is similar, with the exception of LIFE/MATH/CHEM 1000 courses that are restricted to advanced science students. But of course once you transfer in second year you can make it up. it's no big deal. You need a credit average (65+) to trasnfer

That means you will probably enjoy whichever one is picked because they are all good. So don't worry! :)

That would probably require you to complete B science 2 or 3 times. :D

If you were to study Biology at University, which area would interest you the most? Genetics? Biochemistry? Microbiology? Immunology? Anatomy? Physiology? Pharmacology? Molecular Biology? Pathology? Macro-biology? Botany? Cell Biology?

And Archaea.

The Human Story (Evolution of Humans): You will like this topic if you enjoyed learning about the paelontology side of things, the evidence of evolution (biogeography, fossils, the limbs etc) in the Prelim course Genetics: You will enjoy this if you enjoyed looking at DNA structure, how genes...

All full time students are required to pay the same amount, doesn't matter what year you're in.

Each semester is around $250 for enrolment fee (student fees if that's what you mean)... The courts you saw at the front entry are tennis courts, not basketball.. I don't know where are the basketball courts though.

I heard it's not too bad. You do some Biology, and geology.

Enjoy organising/choosing your desired time. When you get to second/third year, there won't be any choices :(

You can major in Maths, and minor in Finance in B Sc For more info, check http://www.handbook.unsw.edu.au/undergraduate/programs/2006/3970.html

That link has all the information as to how many contact hours will be required. Click on each of the subject and see if it is a session 1 subject, then add up the contact hours for all session 1 subjects given in the description.

2 majors....

No there is no Pharmacy at UNSW. You can major in Pharmacology in Science, not Pharmacy.