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If you like philosophy, maybe you could consider HPS - History and Philosophy of Science. It would be more relevant to your science degree.

I think most are assummed knowledge. Not pre-requisites.

that's up to individual opinions of course. Loneshadow, try to look around the School of Physics website from both uni and see what kinds of subjects they offer. For UNSW: www.phys.unsw.edu.au For USyd: www.physics.usyd.edu.au

I mean most science degrees lead to a career in research. Think biotechnology, marine science, environmental science, nanotechnology. I believe you can do most or all of the units in med sci by doing Adv science, but too sure though because I'm not at USyd. But in UNSW, you can (except 2...

Have you walked into a store with heaps and heaps and heaps of Delta Goodrem's album that has not been sold?? omg.... Apparently wholesales for Delta's album is like 5 times platinum, and realistically, it has only sold like 1.5 platinum. So Aria is not an accurate reflection of what the...

Jen was sooo fantastic in the boardroom I thought Trump would have lost his mind and pick Jen :O Glad Kelly won though

The marks you've received on friday are aligned marks, not raw marks. Scaled marks are used for UAI purposes, which is a different story. Techically no. The marks you received are, as I have mentioned, aligned marks. Which means they are not indicative of what you really got in both the PIP...

I think those are exceptional circumstances. If everybody begged and got in, there wouldn't be a need for cut-offs.

Apparently the Aria Chart is not "accurate". It is base on the number of copies sold to the shops as wholesales, not how much the public has bought from the stores. So that's why Anthony's single was just released on monday and he is on the chart already, which is impossible if it was based on...

Science students have to go on fridays most of the time. Why do they have crap timetable for science?? :(

I can give you advice because First year science are very similar. In first year, optometry students do: Biology for optometry Chemistry for optometry A Chemistry for optometry B Physics for optometry Optics and the Eye 1 and 2 Ocular and Visual science Clinical optometry Foundations...

Well, people who have done two degrees separately would be more "knowledgable" because two degrees takes at least 2-3 years longer to complete. This is due to the fact that you take more units than a double degree person (Double degree takes some units off from both degrees to fit into a 4 year...

hello, you do not have to sit for UMAT. If you got into a science course, pick chemistry, and physics, so when you transfer to optometry after 1 year, you won't have to start "all over" again. For example, you won't have to do biology, chem and physics again, but to do the courses that you've...

Prepare to work hard in Optometry. You have to be good in Physics, and chemistry. If you've got a place in optometry, consider physics and chemistry bridging courses if you haven't done HSC chem/phys. :)

You can't work out your PIP mark based on the HSC mark. You need to apply for your raw mark for the PIP component under the FOI act and a fee. See the HSC Mark forum for more information.

Options: 1. Get into FEES like what ohne said 2. Do a B Science and transfer after 1 year of uni, with high enough mark of course.

94 is great, but let's think about it for a moment. If you could have gotten 30/30 for your PIP, in exam you would have got 64/70? I think, according to someone, you get the letter early next year.

I think my teacher was a bit generous than the HSC markers. I got 96 in the Half yearly and 94 in the Trial and ended up with a HSC mark of 93. So I think my teacher was pretty accurate.

Our school is cheap too. No one ever gets any money. Dux get a medallion and people who've got a UAI of over 80 gets a trophy to keep. and a bunch of certificates for each band 6 and for coming first at school for a subject. blah...

UNSW accept more students than USyd in Engineering. Quota restriction is one. Some people prefer the uni, not so much the actual course Some people prefer the location of the uni... etc