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As many time slots as you would like to get the classes you want.

Yeah, or you can get special permission and then just organise something with the lecturers so you don't miss out on the material being taught.

It depends on your own personal case and willingness to take on the studies. Some of these majors may be hard for you, some may be enjoyable but will require a lot of effort and some you may find easy. You don't need to decide on a major right then and there, the course structure (from what I am...

It usually comes out before O Week. Edit: a few days before O Week. Friends be telling me they expect their timetables to be released next Monday.

I also had a clash with two units that had major assessments (a quiz) at the same time and had to contact the lecturers to work something out. One lecturer was the good guy telling me: sure we can arrange a time for you to complete this assessment whereas the other lecturer was... you get the...

The system tells you to come in on anytime on specific dates to fix the timetable up. No matter how early you get there you will end up waiting in a massive line to fix up a clash that takes less than a minute to fix and then afterwards get told that since it is a major clash you on your own...

@antheung - I had 3 units with lectures that clashed in my last year (first semester) and I still managed to keep up with the work on my own (not the type to ask friends unless I really need to haha). What sucks is that if it is a major clash (which the system will notify you) you're going to...

Haha. Perhaps. I've never heard of anyone being fully prepared for what uni will throw at them. :P But all the best ~

I hate those units... I just want to get to the lecture slides without having to click on five different links. (I'm just exaggerating but dang they can be confusing to navigate and sometimes it's attached with the notifications which I never read) @thedemonpk3r - like Daemontreu said -...

I hear you man but unfortunately like I said if the lecture is only offered on that day (on that time slot) then you have to work with it - I had to come in for one lecture for just the one day a couple of times myself (and sometimes its a tutorial or them random Applied Anatomy classes that run...

You can't. It's a personalised timetable where the system chooses a class time that best suits you. You can change and swap around classes once the timetable has been released. If the lecture is only offered at that time then you have to work with it. Edit: And you can block off time slots...

Awesome! :)

Then just call them up and see what steps you have to take. If you were an enrolled student then you could withdraw from studies online or through the office but in this case it is best to call.

Did you accept and enrol into the university you got the previous offer from? If so then yes you're going to have to withdraw and discontinue studies from that university by filling out a form and sending it or handing it to the administration office (I don't think you can withdraw from studies...

There aren't really any tips to follow for anatomy except to keep up with it, memorise and read up on extra material that will help you understand the termination, origin and landmarks of the neurovascular system and the muscles (it's action and supply) and organs (function and supply) of the...

http://sydney.edu.au/abercrombie_precinct/timeline/index.shtml ^ Says here that they are expecting everything to be complete by May but the actual Business School should be done by the end of next month.

http://sydney.edu.au/handbooks/nursing/undergraduate/pre-registration/combined/b_arts_unit_of_study_table.shtml ^ This handbook says you are to pick 48CP so a whole year of Arts units for first year (you will need to check up on the Arts handbook to see if it is all junior or a mixture of...

Just remember that in some labs you won't be able to use the laptop (for safety reasons and in some cases for privacy reasons too) so you'll end up resulting to the good ol' fashion pen and paper and also lab books/tutorial course books are hand written too (easier for the marker). But for...

You will need BIOL1003 and some other BIOL subjects for most ANAT units second year onwards. PSYC1001/1002 is needed for ANAT2010 and some NEUR units in third year. You will need some background knowledge of molecular biology and biochemistry (junior and intermediate levels) for HSTO and EMHU in...

If you are planning on Anatomy and Histology at USyd you are recommended to do first year subjects including Molecular Biology, Chemistry, Biology and Psychology but mainly biology and psychology if you plan it well and do well (some of the units at USyd will require prerequisites and a certain...