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Re: Subject Reviews (PDF updated 17/01/09) I'll work on it, but it may take a while....... So it appears I misread Rafy's last post; he re-established the link in 2011, but the old document only had reviews up to 2008. So we're missing 2009, 2010 and most of 2011. Watch this space haha.

Unfortunately not. Architecture units are only available as electives for Engineering and Computing students.

Then look at the online handbooks, see which study program you like best.

Research online and go to the Open Days to decide for yourself. No one here would be able to give you a reliable answer.

WAM stands for Weighted Average Mark. It's just the average of all your marks from each unit. And yeah, not a lot. Like I said, you're better off doing a combined degree.

So I notice the PDF compilation hasn't been touched in 5 years; here's a more updated one. :) https://www.dropbox.com/s/us2da3p2ve4vz44/BOS%20Reviews.pdf?dl=0

You might have a better chance of getting a job, or you might not. Depends on the circumstances. But university is not about getting a job. It is about learning. That extra year of study would allow you to cover much more content and have a deeper appreciation of the academic disciplines you...

If EAS doesn't get you in, I'd recommend doing a single degree at USYD and transfer into Combined Law after a year. In my experience it's much easier transferring internally than externally.

Masters degrees generally require a more rigorous study program, which may or may not have more emphasis on research than the bachelor degrees. In the case for nursing, it appears from the unit of study table that there is some degree of research involved. It is important to remember that ATAR...

What's wrong with that? If anything, that's an advantage that doing Commerce/Arts at USYD would hold over UNSW.

I don't think doing at UNSW would be an option. I have a friend at UNSW doing Physics 1B at Summer School, and they are already into their second week. So, you can overload, as mentioned before, however, with careful planning you can complete your degree within your allotted time frame without...

I've been in a few bands, they were good for the short term, but we all had very different musical tastes so they didn't survive past high school. Should be able to meet potential band members at uni though, most of them have a musician's society. I'll be joining the USYD one next year.

Nice, I never really looked into Telecasters for some reason, might look at getting one later down the track. Right now I'm saving up for an electronic drum kit, should get it around Christmas. Give me a year or two and I won't need bandmates anymore haha.

Yeah I play guitar. Years Played - 8 Self Taught/Lessons - Lessons for about 6 years. The last 2 I've been teaching myself. Guitars - Schecter Banshee 7A (7 String Electric), Fender Stratocaster Highway One ESS (6 String Electric), Maton EM-225 (Steel String Acoustic), Katoh MCG-150...

I've studied both Chinese (at USYD) and French, and if you had to choose one to learn at university, I'd definitely go with Chinese. As has been said it's probably more useful for Australians than French is, and also, the added difficulty of the language means that you would benefit more from...

There shouldn't be a problem. The internal transfers are administered by the universities, and UAC has nothing to do with them. If you put in both applications, it is easy enough to reject one and accept the other.

You can do it if you wish, yes.

You are a: Conservative Libertarian Total-Isolationist Cosmopolitan Progressive Collectivism score: -50% Authoritarianism score: -50% Internationalism score: -83% Tribalism score: -33% Liberalism score: 67% A part of me doubts the reliability of this quiz seeing as it just described me as both...

Email them and hopefully they'll be able to sort it out for you.

It's a paper form that you have to do in person at the Summer School office. If you have time before your flight, I'd pop into uni quickly. The office opens at 9:30am.