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Hmmm, well i've been considering a chemical engineering degree. However I do not want to lose my commerce degree at the same time, thus I was thinking about a science degree with a chem major in conjunction with a commerce degree. I'm a bit worried about the stability of chemical engineering, I...

I have been thinking about converting my medical science degree to a regular science degree, so would a major in chemistry from a bachelor of science enable you to also participate in careers similar to chemical engineering? I had a quick browse through USYD/unsw (forgot which one), and found...

I would suggest you to do a degree like pharmacy or radiography. If in the unfortunate event of not making into medicine, you will still have a degree which allows you to find a job. First year radiography/pharmacy will go through the same content as a first year science degree (not too sure...

You can complete a b of pharmacy @ usyd in 5 years i think (including the 1yr training thing) Or, you can complete any science degree and then apply for masters of pharmacy which will take 2 years (@ uts or usyd) to complete.

Or you can alternatively complete a bachelor science degree (or any related degree) which will take you 3 years. Then after that you apply for masters of pharmacy at either USYD or UTS (they just made a pharmacy institute), which will take you two years. The time to complete this is similar to...

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I don't understand why adv sci @ MQ is ridiculously high

It depends. For example, If you were to double degree com with engo or science, then you would get significantly more hours. If you however were to double degree com with arts or eco, then you still only go to uni 3 days a week. It also depends on your subject selection, if you were to pick...

The job prospect for medicinal chemistry is also crap. Medicinal chemistry is basically a research degree in creating medicine which doesn't allow you to attain a pharm licence. A lot of people believe that medicinal chemistry will allow you to practice pharmacy, however that is wrong. Pharmacy...

I don't think MQ will accept people as low as 93, i always had MQ law on my pref list but i never got accepted. Anyway back on track, if you're really desperate into getting into law apply for EAS and then write a letter to the law faculty crying how you always wanted to be a lawyer etc etc...

Urghh i don't want to transfer to a single and risk failing to transfer into my double degree, i want to get into the double straight away :S

If you want to become a genetic anthropologist, I would suggest picking something that's related to this and that is more main stream and beside as you said, the major stuffs in genes have already been discovered. Ofcourse there would be plenty of jobs which fits into this course. For example...

I am currently doing med sci and business @ UTS and want to transfer to com + sci @ USYD/UNSW. Is it true that if i were to transfer into commerce + science that i'm only allowed to transfer into a single degree i.e. commerce or science, but not both? Can anyone share their...

Science and international is a good course since scientific research is dead in Australia. You can probably research countries where scientific research is more alive and migrate to there/work overseas.

What he said is true... Despite the fact that many students are complaining about answers not being provided to our hw, the uni still can't even be bothered to provide you with answers for ANY accounting work... It's really frustrating, it's like doing maths without answers... They attempt to...

my freaken uni is a tight ass and won't give me answers to my accounting hw, thus why i never touched my hw.

I haven't been doing any of my accounting hw and there's soo many things i dont know e.g. wth is "applying overheads" i don't remember doing this at all and wth is vertical/horizontal trend =='' and when they say static vs flexible budget do they just want us to produce budgets and calculate...

How screwed are u for the upcoming accounting exam? Because i'm soo screwed...

Speaking from my own experience, the teaching quality doesn't matter. In the end it's all self-taught. Resource on the other hand does matter.

To be completely honest, a bachelor of commerce is not really useful (unless you are majoring in accounting or finance). Managing people and marketing is more of a talent, rather than something you can learn (although practice can make you better, you still cannot beat talent). So in essence, a...