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I know people that live on campus and still don't go to those lol

Any1 done CHEM2915 can gimme some pointers on how to maximise marks for lab reports/SSP assignments, greatly appreciate it

He's from UNSW.

yeah welcome to science

fwarrrr got rekt'd lmao

Nah, aint no one got money like that

Re: Medical science usyd or advanced science unsw for post grad med or undergrad tran What do you mean?

Re: Medical science usyd or advanced science unsw for post grad med or undergrad tran If your looking to maximise your WAM/GPA, i'd go with adv sci at UNSW, in general it's much easier to get a higher grade at UNSW than at USYD...

lol so fail, was wondering why there was a "above cut off" but no stat for between just below cut off and 10 under

Under 10 points seems a bit extreme lol Also doesn't "under 20" fall under the "under 10" category?

Yeah, 6 CP each. So 12 in all.

12 CP junior math is compulsory for any science degree Your units will probably look something like this, (X is a placeholder depending on advanced/regular/fundies stream) Semester 1- CHEM1X01 or CHEM1903(SSP) BIOL1XX1 and/or BIOL1XX3 or SSP MATH1X02 or SSP/fundies MATH1X01 or SSP/fundies...

It's up to you really, I don't think you'd be disadvantaged all that much from not taking a first year unit unless you needed it as a pre-req for 2nd sem/2nd year onwards.

For science you need 12 CP of math units, so your kind of limited in your choosing. You have to do diff calc/linear algebra in 1st semester and 2 of math1004/math1003/math1005 (or advanced versions) in the second semester. If your doing fundamentals, you have to do all 4 math units they offer...

Bachelor of Science (Advanced)- 2nd year. Majoring Chemistry/Physics.

Just your junior first semester units. So 5 subjects including 2 3 Credit point math units. You probably won't be allowed to select anything further than this since there are prerequisites for most other units.

Re: HSC 2016 4U Marathon - Advanced Level Prove there can be no positive integers a,b,c for n>2 that can satisfy the equation a^n+b^n=c^n. Popular question in many past papers.

Yeah so me, Realisenothing and 2 friends were taking the piss out of Shadowdude yesterday lol.

You suck at math.

PHYS1500-Astronomy Ease - 7/10 There's a lot of content to remember and most of the concepts aren't too difficult to understand, except a few things that are just really confusing if you made an attempt to learn the mechanisms. The 2 hour computer labs are reasonably easy, the manual will guide...