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HBOnline was something I used for revision after studying lecture and practical objectives. So I spent most of my time reading the textbooks and rewriting lecture summaries to see what I understood and what needed to be focused on. But it probs changed since I did BIOL1003.

Four years of studies... really tired but I find ways to push pass the hurdles. But I like the units I do... and I have friends in all the units I do (some may find this distracting but I actually find it as motivation booster). It's normal to still not know what path you want to take. Heck the...

So the unit outline stated that there was a 70-90% compulsory attendance? If so then you can only miss two-three without legitimate reasons. If it says that it has no compulsory attendance and instead says its recommended to go then there are no consequences. That happened to me once for...

You put down your majors via enrolment variations/myadmin and enrol in the units to meet major/degree requirements per usual... but I don't know if they will appear on the transcript.

Just double check whether or not your tutorials or labs have a compulsory attendance rate. Did you get a substitute tutor or did he/she notify you that the particular tutorial class may not run?

You can try ~ there is always a Masters in Commerce option but I don't know the admission requirements. All the best ~ :)

I agree with LHS, you shouldn't skip out on any practicals or tutorials (unless a situation came up) from now on. :P

I don't know if they will fail you or not. Maybe they don't have a compulsory attendance rate. All the best ~

Have you made up for them by attending other sessions or have legitimate reasons? Different units have a mandatory tutorial attendance rate...

Even though exams are a long way's away, I am still not ready for them - my hands are starting to shake thinking about it. :'(

There are no prerequisites for SLSS1003 so yes you are able to do it. There are requirements for SLSS2XXX though... :/ Edit: Change your units through MyAdmin via Enrolment Variations.

Urrh double post... >___<" I've seen the timetable of someone who majors in ANAT, PHSI and HSTO... oh deary me I'd rather get HSTO over and done with. :P

Don't say that... pretty sure you'll get HDs all round. :D

I am unsure on how to express my emotions... should I cry with you or be happy for you?!?! LOL is it an anatomy based one or is it more clinical theory? :P

You win! I had bad timetables but this is like BAM! Suffer for three days and have a break... take it easy... another one is just around the corner.

Only had Saturday exams for biology and philosophy ~ @Amleops - more time to study... :P

Wooop! Two exams for Anatomy and I get a 3 day break in between practical and theory exam. hehehehe. Next semester is going to be worst though. :( Time to cram cram cram!

You just study for the GAMSAT normally, undertake necessary preparation classes and attend the free seminars for helpful tips and to chat to students who did the GAMSAT and are successful (around the end of the year) etc. By studying a language do you mean by undertaking the studies in an Arts...

Its really up to you ~ science and commerce are great options. You can do any undergraduate degree for medicine too; there are a few commerce and arts graduates doing medicine that I know of and just caught up on third year anatomy etc. during the break. All the best ~~

Awesome choice! First year med is basically third year anatomy, histo, physiology, neuroscience etc. I did marketing and accounting a long time ago ~ hahaha. I enjoyed marketing actually... just make sure you have a group that can collaborate effectivelty in first year marketing. :D