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Yep, mine are up now

haha yep, still nothing

haha yeah I'm wondering this too.

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CHEM1041 (Higher Chemistry B): Ease: 8/10 Lecturers: 7/10, Professor Thordarson explains everything really well but his accent can be hard to understand sometimes, Cole I struggled with again and Morris was pretty good as well Interest: 9/10, Kinetics, stereochemistry, structural determination...

Re: I havent done any sciences, Should I still do b.pharmacy. Honestly, I would probably recommend against it. It seems like you're interested in the idea of it I guess, like helping people, instead of the nitty gritty, like enjoying chemistry etc. Also, not only will you probably struggle with...

Yeah, I was wondering about that too, since I wanted to take philosophy as my gened, but choices were really limited, even though I still managed to enrol in chinese philosophy

So glad I did enrolment at 9:30 since apparently all PHSL labs were full by midday.

Thanks for the advice. Do you happen to know if you can take 12uoc of gened from the same faculty? I assumed this was the case but my friend said otherwise.

Sweet, I'll check it out. Thank you!

I was entertaining the notion of doing comp1911 as a gened. But is it reasonable for a person who has no computer/programming experience or knowledge to do very well in this course?

Like you said, doing a double degree will open up your options, give you more career pathways and it allows you to study in more than one field that interests you. From what I've heard from my friends that do double degrees, the amount of work you do is the exact same as what you would do in a...

You can do bridging courses which will get you up to date with assumed knowledge, so you can do it if you really want. But if you don't do it and haven't done any science in year 11 and 12 then I would think you would really struggle. It has chemistry as assumed knowledge so things that they...

Have you checked out the UNSW handbook? http://www.handbook.unsw.edu.au/undergraduate/programs/2013/3991.html It pretty much tells you everything you need to know about the course.

I may be biased but good choice haha. You're welcome!

Yeah I'm not planning on doing medicine or the GAMSAT. After my degree, ideally I would like to something postgrad, preferably a PhD, if my honours is good enough.

In terms of majors, there isn't any difference between the degrees as you pointed out. However, advanced science is a lot more flexible, you declare your major after first year, whereas in med science your first two years are already determined for you pretty much and you don't major until third...

Yeah I go to pretty much all the lectures. Umm I'm kinda tall, long brown hair, probably most easily recognised by my black ray ban prescription glasses. Oh wow, I didn't know there were that many. Who else is there?

If you really love human biology then it doesn't matter, since the majors you'll be interested in are available in both degrees. However if you're not, or you're unsure, I'd say go advanced science just in case because you can choose from pretty much any science.