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Are you kidding? That's hard core. I'm surprised they offer night classes. Are you also working part time?

oh yes forget to add, for all the first years, you can change your timetable manually at Jane Foss Building (student central) during O'Week

yep, epic failure in the timetabling department. I hope to get 2 days off.

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they use the same picture for the next 3-5 years on your ID card. oh the horror.

I'm hoping to have 3 days of uni (5 hrs each)

You go to Jane Foss building, queue up for around an hour (depending on the crowd), and some overworked IT student will manually change it for you.

let's mine ore and fish together. that will show 'em.

I see this thread and get envious of all the UNSW people :(

in this weather? Possibly spandex.

Are you trying to say you are an international student? If you are, you have to pay upfront and there is no hecs. If you are a citizen/PR, you can't get into a full-fee paying place (since 2009). You pay off your hecs debt for both degrees when you start working

lol, if this passes, next on the line would be a 'final fantasy' club or mario.

giratina is awesome. gyrados is awesome too. i like big pokemon, no pikachu/(midget pokemon) for me...

USYD provides transfer flexibility, you can transfer even in 2nd/3rd year. With UNSW I think you can only transfer only after 1st year. It's not strange but it will be difficult and stressful in making new friends again. Just stick with UNSW.

Lecturers don't care if you leave early as long as you don't arrive late.

Re: Is there any use bringing a laptop to uni? for law subjects, assignments and STUVAC: yes for commerce lectures: no

This year, it would cost $12,680 with winter school and the upfront discount bonus. It's ridiculous how much winter school costs! The cost of one subject done in winter school equates to the cost of 4 subjects done during the normal semester

So there is a CSP and full-fee option for JD? Interesting.

Medical science is for: 1) People who can't get in medicine 2) Where med is only available postgrad (USYD, Melb U)

USyd says it would look at the best of your WAM or WAM+ATAR. My best mate at UNSW had a WAM of 84 in first year and 86 in second year. He applied for USYD law for two years and he couldn't get in.