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If you think medsci is the same as biomedsci then you're wrong. First year is very similar because of foundational subjects but after that they're different.

Not only law but pretty much all areas require an individual to shine with his own attributes and out best the rest.

UNSW doesn't offer biomedsci

Do it at UTS. If you have any questions about the course, just ask because I'm currently doing it.

If you're talking about facilities then UTS.

It's just a comb over with not much length to it.

If they're typed you can upload them online or sell them.

To be honest, chemistry was my hardest subject in year 11 and I considered dropping it. I didn't know much other than what polar and non polar things were and it was until year 12 when I knew how to do mole calculations, which is really important. So don't know if you're having trouble with...

How hard is it to get in optometry? How does one become an optometrist anyway?

I mean seriously, what's the worst that could happen? Can the employers actually do anything?

I'd say go for UNSW. It seems that you would find learning more fulfilling there and you will actually learn something compared to how you would learn at UTS.

What do you want to do as a career? If you do stay at UTS you'll be doing games dev but if you go back to UNSW you'll study CS/Med Sci, so I don't understand what you ultimately want to do as a career.

Apoptosis does occur with an immune response (to remove infected cells), but it can also occur when there are unwanted cells that need be replaced by newer and more developed cells.

I was more interested in the improvement of safari.

If you want an option that completely relies on rote-learning with absolutely no level of critical thinking, go with industrial chem.

Yeah it doesn't matter. But people use their school rank as a guide to estimate their ATAR.

You usually get emails for such events.

How do you guys know what jobs are in demand? For example, I know physics and maths teachers are in demand because scholarships are being offered to those who study this.

If you want coding then don't even go near IPT, there's no coding at all.

Re: USYD FACULTY SCHOLAR/PRIZE WINNER/2012 All-ROUNDER/essay writing help & tutoring7 Isn't $70/hr abit too much?