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opps, thanks. Am I getting confused with USyd?? :confused:

Is summer Gen ed charged at the same rate (HECS) as gen ed in S1 and 2 or is it more expensive?

Usually your PIP will be sent back to your school before your HSC exams begins. :)

One of the most acceptable way of referencing your PIP is to use the Harvard Style of Referencing. When you go to University, you will most likely to be asked to use this style of referencing as well. The following attachment explains how it is done.

I'll make a Sticky regarding referencing for the PIP. http://community.boredofstudies.org/showthread.php?t=94964

If you put your reference underneath each paragraph, that would be too confusion for the markers to read, and takes attention away from them. It is better to use footnote at the end of each page, or to use in-text referencing and reference everything at the end of your PIP. e.g. Maslow...

I don't want my results this session. Hopefully no one is posing their results here :rolleyes:

Hmmm, I think when you try to electrophesis for blood proteins, you are trying to separate the different proteins expressed by differnt alleles of a gene. e.g, in the gel after electrophoresis, you see 2 bands (compared to the known sample as a standard), one hand has the A proteins, one has...

hmmm, which one are you not sure of or are all of the above you're not sure? I'll just briefly give some of the answers so you know where's you're heading Oxygen - required as a terminal electron acceptor in the mitochondria. Transported by diffusion Water - solvent, which dissolves...

yeah... but look at first year core for Biological science and Psychology - only 12 uoc each.... BIOS1201 and 1101, and PSYC1001 and 1011. You have 48 units of free elective. If that's not enough I don't know what is.

I don't know what faculty at UNSW you're talking about, but most science majors requires 18 units of credit of Level III subjects (3 subjects). So to double major, you are only required to do 6 core subjects, that leaves 12 uoc for elective (including your general education which I count as...

But that's *combined degree*, not double major in B Sc.

This is a new course as well offered by the faculty of Medicine, replacing the old Bachelor of Health and Sport Science, to give students more specialised subjects to do, releating to the field of health.

I can only tell you about UNSW. At UNSW, you can do double majors. Although there is no such thing as an "Ecology major", but majoring in "Biological Science" or "Environmental Science" will cover ecology and much more. You can also major in Psyc for your second major (which doesn't require...

Marble chips are fine because they are made up of Calcium Carbonate.

Has anyone actually done a "review of results". What do they actually do once you lodge that form? Or what do you have to do prior to lodging that form, e.g. speak to your course convenor? Has anyone done it before? Thanks

No, fill in the form if you're finishing your degree in 2006, or going onto your honours year.

lol I knew I was going to get a response from you. Point, can you take it easy and stop being so defensive.. :D You're turning into a med version of nastar. Did you really think I was being serious? :rolleyes:

Re-enrolment for next year. Just enrolling through my.unsw is not sufficient. Plus this form can let them know whether you have done the correct subjects so they can actually graduate you next year.

Yeah me too. I am going to turn into a microbe nerd so I will be doing MICR3011 - 3081 next year :D