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Hmm, you have to beat 95% of the people who are applying for Optometry also carrying EAS. Probably around 95 at least. Note: B Optomery is no more. They changed it to a 5 year program B Optomery/B Science combine degree for 2006.

Thanks! yep. If I happen to forget, I'll follow the crowd. lol so far they haven't led me to the wrong place yet! Good luck everyone!

I forgot which bus to catch to get to Racecourse?? 397??

ARGH! EXAMS tomorrow!! *cries* NOT READY!!

Probably around 85 to high 80.

Yes, B science and B science/B Education have the same amount of hours due to the reason you stated. The double degree might have less hours depending on the hours for your education courses - usually less than science courses.

Well... Obviously a band 6 scaled mark would be better than a Band 4/5 in standard... Even at the performance band level, a band 6 student in any course would have achieved most, if not all of the expected outcomes.

Definitely NOT from the Science Student Centre. lol. I found it useless asking them stuff, so one day I decided to look through the Handbook carefully and see what subjects I needed to do for my major. All it means is you follow what Table A says you have to do and you'll be fine!

Let me clarify a few things Comparing similar marks, say 85 in ESL and 85 in standard, the scaling of Standard is better. You cannot compare a Band 6 in ESL and a Band 4/5 in Standard. Bands are used to evaluate students' performance against the EXPECTED OUTCOMES of the course. Scaling is...

Yes, the 1:2:1 ratio is correct.

In B science, you cannot major in Pathology, only a minor is possible. But in Medical Science you can. You must do PATH2201 PATH3205 PATH3206 PATH3207 There you have your nominated 18 UOC third year pathology subjects. Hence a major in Pathology. If you do B science, even if you take...

Yes. In medical science, your choice of major is "broad" compared to a degree such as B Sc (Biotechnology). Med science student can major in any areas of medical sciences (anatomy, poathology, physiology etc..) and from school of BABS. So here it is from the handbook: Stage 3 42 UOC from...

For society and culture, I preferred afternoon. I usually procrastinate the night before but the next day I will start to cram like crazy :) I remember I started jumping and going "YES YES WOOHOO!" on the way out of the exam hall after the Society and Culture exam - it was my last exam and I...

http://community.boredofstudies.org/showthread.php?t=37684 There are practise questions, as well as questions from the 2005 Trial paper.

Individual component of an exam, such as the option, doesn't get scaled. The examers will, however, look at the marks being allocated to students doing each option and modify their marking criteria if any one group is being marked too harshly. I hope this helps.

Back to discussing biology please.

Hi! Microbiology is fun. Most of the lecturers in microbiology are some of the best lecturers. Kathy in Fundamentals of micro and immunology is one of the best lecturer you are going to have. :) Bascially her course made me want to major in micro. Good luck!

Let me be more specific to answer your question. Of course! You wouldn't want to pick something like philosophy where you get no job anyway, even though you want be immensely be interested in it. See my previous post One of the most difficult degree. Just because science subjects...

Hmmm, the question you should ask yourself is what do you want out of doing a science degree? Like routemarker had said, medical science is almost the same as science is almost the same as Advanced science is almost same as science (biotechniology) is almost same as... You get the point...

Thank you for your contribution to the Society and Culture forum, Yoyo_87.