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yes, you need to do a lot in maths. (maths1131)

NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOoooooooooooooooo Not another BB.. *curles up into a ball and dies*

hehe, seriously! they couldn't! They got better this year i guess. anyway, back to my grammar lessons... *runs away and cries*

This will help you understand what is a UAI cutoff. The UAI - myth vs reality When students applying for our Degree Programs are assigned their UAI ranking, we fill the available places starting with the highest ranked students and work down the UAI rankings until we have made all the...

really? but they are all so talented! lol *coughs* UAI over 98

ohh, they cut 20 more places from last year. oh well.... Those were 2003 figures

medicine?? what did you get that from??

i think you will get in :p (if med sci at unsw is your first preference)

I think it's more accurate to look at the enrolment for individual subject, rather than the combined number of students in all third year course. for example, look how many student enrol in a compulsory subject in commerce, take away the approximate number of student in laws and arts (becasue...

Optometry is 4 years

#65? isn't that Blue mountain grammar? lol I met them back in 2003 at UNSW Biology excursion. hehehe. they can't answer questions asked by the lecturer :p

Your name.

I really don't like Chip now. He's annoying...kind of a bit arrogant don't you think?

bridging courses run over 2 to 4 weeks i think.

UNSW: Medical science: 80 Psychology: 50 Optometry: 50 Advanced science: anyone who got above 90 UAI. nanotechology: 40 Biotechnology: 100 USyd: Science: 320 Advanced science: 80 Science adv. maths: 10 medical science: 160 Psychology: 45 Laws: 250 Liberal studies: 160 Liberal...

you missed it. he said God.

i don't think so, minai! lol I would guess around 250. the 800 includes Law students, arts students as well. so you would get around 800 in some Comm subject.

What course are you looking at?

Let me be less "bias" USyd Med science: Has to do first year subjects of 2 Physics, 2 Maths and 2 Chemistry. (and 2 bio preferably) UNSW med science: Has to do first year subjects of 2 Chemistry, 2 Biology and 1 Maths. That's the basic difference between UNSW. Personally, I haven't...

it works like this: you take the compulsory PSYCXXXX subjects to form your major, for example, you take 2 PSYC1001 and PSYC1002. And then year two etc.. And plus your Law units. About 600 students do first year Psyc subjects, most of them for fun, or to try it out. So you'll be mixed...