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If you can tolerate all your subjects, then I think 12 units is better then 10 units. This is because the vast majority of people I have found after dropping from 12 units to 10 units, do not take sufficient advantage of the potential extra time, and instead use it on recreation or worse...

I'd wait a bit longer as a lot of surfaces seem to have issues with battery chargers staying in after a bit under a year. Surface books seem fairly expensive for the technology that are included within them, and feel like they are "lacking" the extra spark?

Disappointed with most of countdown this year.

Go and meet people, and make friends then :) I think lots of people go with their friends (assuming some friends attend the same uni)

Go with your friends, and make sure you know where your tute rooms and lectures are!

Pretty sure it is just needed for Preliminary Biology.

Should be fine to do?

Have a great holiday! :)

I had 7 periods free per fortnight and did 12 units whilst I was doing the HSC.

BiF but Heinmann is probably a "better" textbook.

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I'm saying BIF isn't 100% correct. But using Heinmann/BIF is perfectly acceptable to use as an HSC level source.

If you got an early offer then I think it may be possible?

Good luck!

Excellent. All questions are answered! :spzz:

Also has anyone done MKTG216? I'd like to know a bit more about it :)

You should be able to make your timetable from 8am 2nd February http://students.mq.edu.au/student_admin/enrolmentguide/enrolmentpreparation/undergraduate_unit_re-enrolment_and_class_registration But if you log into estudent it should tell you when you can make a timetable.

:( Evil uni people

FBE204 also sounds like a fairly easy course to do, but you'll need to check your degree to see if you are eligible to do it (I'm not for some reason) Also check out the following links https://www.reddit.com/r/MacUni/comments/40ewy2/what_is_an_easy_people_unit_preferably_200_level/...

In reality most textbooks over simplify it at a preliminary level, and teach biological content slightly wrong. http://www.nicholls.edu/biol-ds/biol155/Lectures/Glycolysis%20&%20Respiration%202.pdf