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I don't think that's the main reason. General Education takes up 12 units of credit, that is, 1/4 of a year if you are studying full time. Unless UNSW med people do more genreal education than the rest of the uni?!! :confused:

hmmm, most combine law programs are 4733 aren't they? 4744 if law is combined with eco 4770 with science 4760 with Arts

How did you get into med in the first place when you don't even know how to quote people? :D :D Med people have relatively less contact hours coz they are all bludgers :D

I think the explaining part wants you to explain why they have such different urine concentration. Look for the enviroments in which these three categories of animals lives :)

Osmosis is not just the movement of water. It is the movement of water from an area of high concentration to an area of low concentration across a selectively permeable membrane. So to answer your question Smoke, no, the solute will not move with the water because water moves through the...

Can you clarify your questions? I don't really understand what you mean. Bascially if you don't choose 24 uoc a session, you either have to catch up during winter/summer if the subject is offered during that time, or you take longer to complete your degree.

Maybe 9 is including Gen ed?

Well the starting point for you is obvious. It would be worthwhile to examine how change (notice keyword) occurs for the Blacks in South Africa, and the Aboriginals in Australia for example, and the coming of age that has lead us to this society today. Remember this is not just a history project...

Looks like Hewitt will never "mature" :D

What are you in?

Hi Nullachick, you cannot just choose a culture and start writing a whole 10 000 + words on it. You need a focus question. What is it you want to find out about this culture? How is your first-hand experience going to help you? How is it related to Society and Culture? Look for specific...

it is not wrong to have one more than the other. Some PIP topics are suited with more primary research, like those that doesn't have much secondary information. Likewise some topics have an abundant of resources in which a students can utilise. But please do not reply too heavily on either one...

Hello there. Welcome! If you have any question, don't hesitate to ask me.

You don't HAVE to accept the offer you know...

WHAT??! I bullshitted in my Psyc report and my tut completely dogged my mark. :(

What sort of marks did you get in the HSC for your science subjects?

And by the way, CHEM2031 and 2041 are NOT cancelled. You just have to probably enrol through the chem website or once you start uni. But still...awww to chemistry. :D

No I don't have to do Chemistry FOREVER!! WOOHOOO~! Chem is super dooper boring with booooring lecturers ZzzzzzzzzZZZZ If I have to do organic chemistry ever again >.< I might as well die now.... And I'm crap at the exam as well. And chem was my worst subject :(

Sorry? Is that a question? lol I suggest enrol as soon as possible, as lab times of your choice might not be available, and sometimes you can't even enrol. If they appears to be "TBA", check whether they are cancelled. But just leave it as that for the moment if you can't find anything...

of course it's relative. Even in the HSC it is relative. How much you want to study is up to you.