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Wrong, looks like UWS would likely be an undergraduate course with a few places for graduate. This is a major setback for me, Ive been thinking of going to UWS after doing my degree. The competition would be too great as I would be competing with alot of talented people who would otherwise...

I really want to know the answer to my following question , but the pharmacy office is closed until the 4th Jan. I hope you can answer this for me, but pretty unlikely. Say I finished a standard 3 year science degree majoring in pharmacology or something related alot to pharmacy. I want to...

I really want to ask this, but the pharmacy office is closed until the 4th Jan. To get into graduate pharmacy you need work expereince and to pass an interview, and of course a nice GPA. The entire course costs $46000 on top of my HECs burden. Absolutely stupid. Might as well transfer to...

Say if you did every subject unit except the specific pharmacy courses in 1st and 2nd year. if you transfer(after 2 years or more), do you still have to wait another 4 years to get a B pharmacy degree? I guess so, since I think their 2 year fee paying master of pharmacy degree is intended...

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Im not here to ask people how hard is it to get so and so average, it doesnt tell me anything. What I want to know is a rough proportion of engineering students(from any uni) who would receive a distinction average or over. Also can anyone give their best estimate of the no. of student...

Hello USYDers When candidates of both B Psych, and B Sci Major Psych courses try out for honours years, do the B psych people get preference over the B Sci people? Or is the original degree ignored and entry is solely on individual merit? A docoment on the website states that entry is...

When candidates of both B Psych, and B Sci Major Psych courses try out for honours years, do the B psych people get preference over the B Sci people? Or is entry is solely on individual merit/GPA? I phoned the psych office of UNSW and the lady said B psych get preference. Just confirming...

take into account the people you know(if you do know any) who get rejected/accepted by EAS (Educational Access Scheme) and their reasons. I apply for EAS, saying that my right ear is almost deaf with medical forms to prove it; now if you were the EAS would you let me in?