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Yes, In year 1 session 2, your subjects adds up to 21 uoc. So you must do a 3uoc either in winter/session 2/summer to make up 24 uoc for session 2. It's just electives, nothing special. But your electives are also restricted to specific school, such as computing, psychology, phsyics... which...

No, the website is fine. They said that textlist is available to Summer 2004/2005 courses only for now. Maybe next month they will have Session 1 textlist.

So they changed the textbook thsi year? damn.... And are the lab manual for 2005 out already?

I remember going to the Syney International and was lining up to play table tennis and this guy pushed in and start playing and playing. My friends were like "who the F*** does he think he is?!" I glanced at the whiteboard convinced that he is Feliciano Lopez but none of us knew what he looked...

babydoll, what is the title/author for MICR? It's not on the textlist yet.

You can choose either to do Maths for Life science, Maths or Higher maths in Medical Science You must do at least 6 UOC maths In Maths for Life science you learn things in, and exceeding the scope of 4 unit maths in High School. You do: Matrices and systems of linear equations. Functions...

And uoc is just Units of Credit, same as Units in the HSC. You can do a maximum of 24 Units per session, 48 units per year. in your case, you do 6 bio, 6 chem, 6 maths, and 6 electives, giving you a total of 24 UOC.

Yes you can. But you are only in your first year, just follow the plan because those subjects all provides the second year prerequisites for ALL medical science majors.

When you enrol your lab, go and buy the Lab Manual and BEES tutorial CD as well; they are about $20.

Well done to you anyway for your outstanding PIP! :D

At UNSW, people who didn't do HSC Biology usually top Biology at uni :D

Hi teenanle, you do MOSTLY the same subjects in the first year You should pick: Session 1: - Chemistry (Higher or Fundamental) - Biology - Maths (Higher/Normal/Life science) - Choose ONE elective from Psychology, more maths, History and Philosophy of Science, Computing, Physics...

sometimes you enrol in tut/lab once you start university.

Since there are only about 40 to 50 of Optometry students a year (hence 40 to 50 students in per subject), unfortunately your timetable is set out with no alternatives.

Do they kill your old student card before issuing you with a new one?

What is your overall Society and Culture mark? Are you in the top 10 on the Honour roll? And sarah, what did the two fo your friends got as their overall marks? Are they in the top 10 of the honour roll?

what are you combining law with?

That's just stupid...what's the point then?.... Just apply once you finish your Bachelor of science degree. lol I thought it was a guarantee entry if you maintain a good WAM...

So once you get into this combined science and medicine program at USyd, do you go straight into medicine after the 3 year adv science or med science, or do you still have to participate in GAMSAT?

The language departments make students to do a test before the commencement of any language course to sort out the capability of students. If you have done languages in High school, then you are most probably required to take the advanced or intermediate level if there are any. The test is...