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So for example, can I move on to do 2nd year core subjects with not having completed 1 or 2 elective units of study?

http://www.rms.nsw.gov.au/licensing/photocard.html They seem to have changed their policy a little "We’re changing the way we print and issue photocards. At certain locations, when you apply for or renew a NSW Photo Card, your card will be posted to you at no extra cost." Make sure you call...

Get a Photo ID from any RTA, they print it on the spot for like 25 dollars.

Just on a different topic (didn't want to start another thread), If I study all core units of study for 1st year subjects but don't have all 1st year elective UoS fulfilled, I can still move on to study 2nd year subjects right? Thanks.

Wow okay thanks!

I read on a Usyd portal you have to write a letter to the faculty, this is not the case? Thanks

If I feel that the workload + my job is too much? Do I need a good excuse to drop subjects? Thanks

Nobody enjoys studying law (I don't think), I would say go with comm/law. I know some people who got in comm macq with 70 ATAR, not that it matters.

As title says, http://cusp.sydney.edu.au/students/view-degree-page/dvid/1137

At the end of the day it's up to the individual and his luck, Steve Jobs had no degree at all iirc.

I have never heard of Physiotherapists (no offence) changing the world, most people who have had an impact were engineers. Though it may be harder.

Do you know how many are made in the late round?

duolingo all day. Sehr gut.

"The University of Sydney makes the majority of offers in three of the UAC offer rounds – main, late and final" So offers are definitely made in feb.

least 1 of: upper and lowercase and number Password length must be 8 values.

http://www.maths.usyd.edu.au/u/UG/TU/YR1ADMIN/r/MATH1001.pdf http://www.maths.usyd.edu.au/u/UG/TU/YR1ADMIN/r/MATH1002.pdf

I hope you mean next as in next month right?

The bridge building is the 10% group project?

Thank you all for your replies.

Depends on what course, but usually you pick your subjects on enrollment.