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If you don't make the cut for medicine, then you'd probably be forced into med science anyway. I don't know what your parents are like, but maybe just carry on and do the electives you want in med science, focussing around what you want to research... convince them that Honours is a good idea as...

Well now that I've done them, I thought I may as well post some hints for the two other subjects which are common between the three courses: Foundations (and Techniques) in Biochemistry = BCM211 (Pharm) BCM210 (MedSc/Biotech) Key Subject for Med Science people. :cry: The main difference...

If you actually want to expend some energy, you should try googling "CSU" and "Medicine" or "MBBS". Or even go to the 2010 handbook to have a look for medicine. But as you went here, I'm guessing you don't, so I'll save you the trouble. CSU currently does not offer medicine.

Younger. Always younger... I was at work last week, stubbled to the max, and a lady asked "Oh its nice to have a shift after school just to get some extra pocket money isn't it?" Wonderful.

B. Medical Science and B. Forensic Biotechnology, which is the first four years... But I want to do more... :lol: ...I'm thinking of medical research, hence the need for Honours and the PhD... but as I said, assuming I get that far...

Started uni 18 yrs Four years for course work Grad 1 @ 22 One for Honours Grad 2 @ 23 ~Four for PhD Grad 3 @ ~27 Provided I can make it that far :uhoh:

I'd say yeah, sure, but its more of a matter of whether it could actually work... If a limb has been out of action for a long time, the muscle atrophy would substanitally impare the benefit of that limb, and the resulting rehab would probably span for a very very long time What about the...

+2 Yeah, I would say uni is a bit overrated these days...I always wanted to go to uni, but I found that my school cohort was really force fed the "going to uni" option. In my eyes, some of the people who are at uni shouldn't be, mostly due to their academic apathy... There isn't enough...

I got credits for Chem1A and Phys 1, and then got a distinction in Phys 2... otherwise...

I've been PM'ed a bunch of great questions about Pharmacy and subjects, so I thought I would add them: Could you tell me more about the course and the workload etc: I guess a good thing to start off with is that this course will allow you to become a pharmacist as it is covered by The...

Rolo to the Rescue

Ring CSU. And find out directly from Student Admin. This is your uni offer which you have worked hard for, and you can't afford to stuff this up, or let other people stuff it up for you. There should be a (or multiple) phone number(s) on your forms, and if not, try the website :D Good Luck :D

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Fixed. We aren't American. But yes, as it was mentioned, be wary of prereq subjects. They will come back to bite you if you aren't careful :mad1:

There is something wrong with the excel version. If I start with the code "214" I get heaps of Health Sci/Paramed, but they all have different course codes starting 214XXX

No Escape

I'm going to go with yes; there are (supposedly) a lot of Med Sci jobs available(esp. in Path), its just that they aren't advertised as much because there is a low/zero response rate to them. Have a look at this website: HealthJobs - Health Jobs List Its got the NSW health jobs available :)...

...still waiting for assassin's creed 2... :( Though Bioshock 2 comes out soon :D