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depends what kind of person you are. some people who are just naturally good at bio, and hence you see the bio is ez thread :rolleyes:

hmm, it seems PhD doesn't really have a specific name for the area of specilisation. most of the time you just see PhD after some person's name, but bachelors are like B. A, or BSci, with names :D. just my observation :D Why can't we have designated PhD names :D

yep, they look at your uni marks more i reckon, and the availability of place. coz my friend got into med sci at unsw with a pass average at b science unsw, and a uai of 79. so good luck to you :)

If you're doing Standard English, why did you post in the ESL forum??! Redirected thread.

Alternatively: Bachelors -> Masters -> PhD I'm sure there are some diploma stuff in other pathways as well.

my point was to reflect his/her own stupidity for asking...

yeah? how can people do maths at uts??!

OMG! Uni chem is *EEEK*! worst subject for me ever! they might as well call chemistry chemmaths.... : \ I'm glad I no longer have to do it! phew...

It is NOT offered anymore, you cannot transfer into it when you are in this new med program. Sci/med is for those who can graduate with a science degree after 3 years, and do not want to continue with med.

You'll be fine. usually they ask that you study outside of uni 1 hour per contact hour. So they recommand you to study 26 hours a week outside of class (coz you got 26 contact hours). Generally 26 hours are typical for a science student.

That's incorrect. UNSW has the largest, and best psychology school.

Arts subjects to me, are still the easiest, even though I like Science and in a science degree. I did an arts subject before and it was EEEASY!

Arts subjects are the easiest :D

How did that guy (loc??) got away from the gaint monster and claimed he did not see it? And then killed a boar? :confused: and lol @ the JACKass joke directed at Jack. :D

lol. i saw that on the ad too. I'm glad AI is replacing QE

Just get into any general B Science and major in Zoology (which is a specific area of Biology). So bascially you'll be doing all Biology subjects in second and third years.

I have 4 hour lab dammit! Stop complaining!

Some can be. But BIOS1201 is WAY more interesting than BIOS1101 in Session 2. I recommand you read them carefully before-hand and know exactly what you're doing in the lab, because it can be confusing with so many tasks. If you need any help with the logistics of BIOS1201, or the course...

then you're dead!! :D:D

There is no single way to study effective at uni. but the commonality for all people that succeed is consistency. I think for "How do we know what is important and what should we focus on?", you have already answered your own question. "The lecture notes are almost condensed versions of the...