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Yeh make sure you put in all your units within 'unit selection'. Then reg for tutes/some lectures at the appropriate times.

You mean undergrad, Usyd emphasises that any undergrad degree can be taken, they only look at your GPA. However considering the GAMSAT it would be better to do a more science orientated course such as science or med science to get into medicine. The min GPA for most grad med schools is 5.5, i...

Yeh only on those clearly labelled, you do you will see a tab above the lectures saying "register where avaliable" or something along those lines.

I was in early but yeh, it timed out so don't go on too early.

Yeh there's only going to be 6 campuses soon. Theres no city campus or offices. http://www.uws.edu.au/about/locations Also what a bump this thread is almost 5 years old!!!

Now Icarus seems really sus. ^^^

Everyone does B policing and goes to the acadamy, it's just getting in that can be the difficult part, coz you need a min uai, tafe cert or diploma, etc.

My status is 'enrolled' yeh im still waiting on an Rule Waiver Request for one of my subjects, stupid UWS admin.

Your UAI is fine for UNCLE and UWS since their threshold bases systems, why didn't you list UWS? Also, you mean your 2007 UAI and UMAT score. You won't stand a chance getting an interview at UNSW with a low uai you should consider starting uni and using your gpa 50/50 uai split, but that rules...

Not neccessarily since everyone else in med sci is doin those units and they always try to create a distribution/range of marks within any given cohort.

Chem 1 is a pretty general chem unit and alot of it was irrelevant to med sci, so that's why applied chem has been created for med sci students. It isn't necessarily any easier just more relevant, you'll also get the opportunity to do more advanced chem subjects or major in medicial chem in med sci.

The only plant to worry about for cyanide poisioning is the Cassava plant and eating hundreds of seeds, virtually are seeds contain natural trace amounts of cyanide.

Nope, they get paid $21p/h regardless.

$6.80 for like 14 year olds but 18 year olds get around $13 at Maccas, $12.60 at Pizza Hut/KFC(depends on which franchise).

Most of them are pretty crap, some of the lecturers basically give general outlines and tell you stuff you already know their really short courses, what else to you expect?

It's a bitch doin cross inst studies, esp when you have a full load, so it pretty much means that you have to accelerate or do most of your units at one uni to avoid timetable clashes. Open uni still has lectures/tuts that you have to attend.

You can't do Chem 1 mate, with the new med sci program.

Nope it's compulsory for you to do the new Med Sci units at Ctown. If you have the academic advising sheet you would see that you would have to do the following compulsory units: Year 1 300319 Introduction to Anatomy and Histology 300320 Introduction to Human Physiology 300543 Cell...

Yep most defence pay is tax free. Matorm, the reason why the return of service of pilots has been increased is that the RAAF is no longer able to retain truely dedicated pilots because many previously have already left for the provate sector after completing their return of service.

I think the updated system could of screwed up your records, you better ring them up during the week, emailling takes ages to get a reply.