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Hmmm...theres not much I can do regarding Optometry, since its only offered at 3 Unis. B Science @ Melbourne University, then transfer to Optometry. Seems very risky. Ah, I remember my mathematics teacher saying this back in year 12: "Dont let your UAI determine your future" Well...

So the general consensus here is that science suck. Great. :(

Yeah. Shouldnt worry me that much, since im not doing an internal transfer (Engineering --> Science is external). Guess I have to apply through UAC

A few more questions... 1) If i make an interal transfer from one degree to another, will I recieve a new transcript, or will it just be combined with the previous one? 2) Would it be advantageous if I studied B. Science at USyd, rather than UTS?

Im definitely not sick of your opinion, since your opinion brings great news to me. I guess its a fresh start. My old transcript is so stale, and so dull. Yeah, im just hoping that science 1st year will allow me to achieve that. Might need a greater effort, but at least I have something to...

G'day Im considering a career in pharmacy, and would like to ask some questions regarding transferring. 1) A search on this forum reveals that you can transfer to Pharmacy from any course/degree, provided: - You've got atleast a credit average after 1 year of study - STAT Test > 150...

Thanks for the link kami Ive had a very long thought about this for the past few days, with regards to the posts in this thread. While technically I have wasted 4 years, its acutally 2.5 years I've completed the course/degree, and 1.5 years due to my failures, and due to the fact that im only...

Holy Shyte! I feel like we have connected some how! Yes, the managers name starts with a massive "D". You could also say shes a sheep shagger, and has problems pronouncing chips properly. Ooops, ive strayed off-topic! Anyways, they are still looking for people to fill up their 20 or so...

Slightly offtopic, but still has some relevance to the original post. Which course has the most beautiful, lucious, loving females? And at which uni? Engineering has jack all!

Provided you live close, and you dont mind staying up to 11PM the latest, then yeah, by all means, go ahead an apply. Tell them you dont mind closing. Its usually males that close, simply because the owners fear a female would be attacked. Mind you, females have closed before. Having said...

Ive heard this directly from the horses mouth - My lecturer, from the faculty of business (Yes, Engineers also need to understand how something as simple as balance sheet, or a T ledger works). I've also heard it from other respected authorities, and friends.

Sorry do dig up such an old thread, but if anyone is interested at working late, Subway RNS are desperately seeking males that can do closing shifts. They are currently closing very early - 8PM, instead of the usual time of 10PM. Just a warning though. The manager is a bitch.

Im not trying to scare anyone regarding failing subjects. Its just that some employers use failing a subject as a method of culling candidates for a position, regardless of their other marks, skills, and life. "I see X, I reject"

Lets assuming I do go down that route: HD's (GPA 7) in all subjects for Bsc (vision science) in the first year. Do well in UMAT UAI: 80+ Doesnt look like ill make the course, simply because of my low UAI. So the moral of the story? Dont be an ass like me! Study hard, and get a bloody...

I wish those advice was given to me when I first started uni.

Having been to uni for more than 5 years, I can safely say this to you: - Dont fall behind. There is alot of material to cover, and falling behind is not an option. - Ask Questions. Its not High School anymore. Youll struggle if you studying from the lecture notes. - Attend tutorials. -...

Thanks for the reply ladies & gents. Lets just say I want to apply for this degree: BOptom BSc Its says you need a teriary record for consideration of entrance. Since I have a credit average, my application will be rejected as soon as they see my average. As for Mature Aged Entrance...

Not when a lecturer tells you that Electrical Engineering is ONE of the hardest degree to do.

Medical Science, Pharmacy, or Optometry.

The problem is, is that ive pushed by graduation back by like a year now. This is thanks to a very difficult subject that sees only a 10% pass rate. For anyone who does UTS Engineering, this course is similar to the UTS one, namely - Circuit Analysis. My friends tell me students in CA have...