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Usually your second major's units take up an elective space. Make sure to check the pre-requisite subjects for each unit. E.g. If you majored in physics/chemistry you would normally take math1001,math1002,phys1001,chem1101 in your first semester for normal units. If you just did physics you...

If you really are going to transfer specifically to UNSW making sure that you get as much credits transferred as possible is a good idea. http://credittransfer.unsw.edu.au/ You can also contact the faculties for unmentioned units. This and travel time should definitely be taken into account...

You should also check out MATH1111, introduction to calculus. Which is catered towards people who have not done maths (or general maths) in high school.

I haven't even heard of half the buildings I get assigned to for exams.

It can look intimidating at first glance, but once you begin to familiarize yourself with your year 11 studies things will come much quicker to understand.

Lol. You're actually quoting HSC topics. Also complex analysis doesn't really come off from real analysis.

I don't go to MQU but I really appreciate that you're keep this sub-forum active for people who do BLIT.

I'm not too familiar with this but I as far as I know. CS involves alot of theory which can applied to a wide variety of situations. Software engineering is mainly about developing, optimization of software packages as well as some management.

Re: Medical science usyd or advanced science unsw for post grad med or undergrad tran Also compulsory maths at USYD

Re: Medical science usyd or advanced science unsw for post grad med or undergrad tran Wouldn't that depend on things such as course coordinator and things like that?

Prepare to wait in line alot depending on how smooth things go (especially for Access - internet connect went out last year). Access is worth it if you plan on buying food, apparel etc on campus.

That's a pretty impressive comeback imo.

In university it gets confusing on how symbols there are and even worse some of them are used repeatedly within the same context. It's not that bad printed but on paper and writing mistaking \rho with p can lead to serious consequences.

You should check whether you'd want to to work in IT or computer science first. In b4 people spam UNSW

This could lead to an N-award. Also will effect your internal HSC mark for English.

You have to do 1 years worth of maths (12cp). Since you're doing chemistry which is rather mathematical, you should opt for the normal units (MATH1001, MATH1002, MATH1003, MATH1005).

Sorry for reviving an old thread but can you imagine if the laws of physics changed depending on which uni you went to :haha:

If you want to transfer uni courses that depend on a combination of your ATAR and GPA/WAM or ATAR alone then yes.

Depends on a combination of your ATAR and your WAM/GPA. Whether it's WAM or GPA is up to which uni you go to. Also take into consideration the competitiveness of the course you're applying for since many of them require at least a credit average (65 wam).

WRIT1001 basically gives you 20% free marks as long as you hand in the work/do your speech. If your grammar is a bit off you should consider WRIT1000 first though. No finals as far as I'm aware.