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You do realise that to have any hopes of a job in biochem/neuroscience anyway that's you are going to have to do further study? Honors at the very least. So the question really is, that if this is your backup for med, can you handle doing postgrad study for years in an area that you're not...

ewww are you from a woggy background? Hate gold necklaces on guys.

I don't find that true at all.

Wow, you girls wear so much makeup. I lately can't be bothered any more and my skin is pretty good, so meh.

I guess if you've made it to Usyd, they assume you can read. A lot of the newbies seem to be proving this a false assumption.

No, I agree, finished the exam easily and then padded out answers and gave extra info within an hour, and got a band 6.

You would most likely have 5 days as a med sci student at EVERY uni.

And calling them will do nothing.

You will have 5 days then. There is no way out of this. Check the main timetabling unit, they have all the available times for lectures/labs and such. You cannot possibly fit it all into 4 days, there would be too many clashes. I'm in second year and still have a 5 day week. Nothing I can do...

Welcome to first year science, we all have this.

you could skip lectures, that's about it they can't magically move classes around to suit one person, you can only go when it's on Like, you'd be doing maths, which would cover 4 days most likely, then it's almost certain there will be classes you have to attend on that 5th day If you're...

5 days tends to be the norm for 1st year med science, unless you're really, really lucky

Shut the fuck up, it's hypocritical people like you that make everything into a politically correct shitfight.

Of course society is going to be more tolerant of criticisms of personal behaviour as opposed to those criticising things beyond an individual's control, such as race and skin colour.

Responsibility to whom? It's their life.

Yes, stuff like water aerobics is also really good for people with joint troubles.

Obviously if you're coming from that direction, Redfern is the way to go. I just mean catching the bus as opposed to walking when you have the time. Not bothering to walk from Redfern is just pathetic, it takes me about 5/10 minutes max.

I do it all the time- you people are so lazy, lol! Yep, is only 15 mins.

ahahaha

5 day week as usual. Could skip lectures to get more hours to work, but I'm an auditory learner and my marks suffered secondd sem when I stopped going... hmm