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Re: USYD Chatter Thread - Semester 1 2016 Pretty much catching up on the backlog of uni work left behind post-GAMSAT. Fun haha.

And it's these sort of attitudes that end up being very counterproductive for you in the long run. You are in university to learn, not to get a job. If you are good enough at what you do employment options will present themselves when the time comes; but that is a long way off, and at this...

If you are more interested in law, do law at whatever uni you can get in to. The last thing you should be worrying about at this stage is job prospects.

Alright that seems like a decent plan. You can definitely fit in a second major if you want. If you were still open to doing a HR major I would do WORK1003 in Semester 2 and INFS1000 in Summer School 2017. Or alternatively you could fill your 6 remaining subjects with the only other 2...

Don't do finance if it doesn't interest you. But I'm assuming you've figured that out already. I doubt other people's opinions will help you here too much. Do INFS1000, WORK1003 and BUSS1020 in your first year, and hopefully after that you should be in a good position to determine which major...

Re: USYD Chatter Thread - Semester 1 2016 Well the recordings have been sorted out now, so I should be OK to attend one and be pretty certain that the other two will be recorded. But yeah, fortunately for me none of my classes are compulsory like yours, otherwise I'd be in a bit of strife haha.

Re: USYD Chatter Thread - Semester 1 2016 So, I have two triple clashes this semester. One of the conflicting classes is a third year maths lecture, so I went to that one yesterday because I thought that would be the only one that wouldn't be recorded. Turned out to be the opposite. The maths...

3063 and 3066. Only have 3 maths units to go now, at this stage I'm just looking at finishing off the major, and doing as many WAM boosters as I can to help for graduate entry courses.

So it should be. Maths is great. :) Anyway, I'm pretty certain it's a mistake. I have a tutorial for a 3rd year maths subject that apparently starts first week as well, but the lecturer contacted us all and cleared it up. I'd imagine a similar thing is happening with you.

My Studies --> Assessments --> View your academic transcript for xxx

Get one if you need to join a society that requires it (not all of them do, but I forget whether SUMS is one of them). Otherwise don't bother. Once you've been at uni long enough you'll understand just how annoying groups like the Union and SRC are. :lol:

Don't worry about career prospects. Do whatever you enjoy.

If you read the handbook, you'd know that the subjects required for both the Biology and Physiology majors (minus some overlap in first year) are totally different. So yes, of course you can do both majors.

You can click the red boxes and it gives you the classes, but yeah, I don't get why they did that. I have two triple clashes so that's a pretty decent chunk of my contact hours I can't view straight away haha. Fortunately I've made my own copy of my timetable so all is good :).

Just got my timetable. Doing five subjects this semester, but managed to cram it in to mostly the mornings of four days which is good. This should be an interesting year. I'll finish undergrad this year, and I've recently decided to try my hand at getting into USYD Medicine for next year or the...

I know. But the instructions on the page should tell you what to do, so it makes me think your screen shows something different to what it normally does. Does your page look similar to this? https://www.dropbox.com/s/6ru3xn3clkvacw3/Capture1.JPG?dl=0 If so just press submit.

Psychology counts as a science subject so you won't have any problems there. And you are able to take a maximum of 8 subjects outside of the Science faculty, so that includes Commerce.

Can you post a screenshot of that page?

They're pretty accurate, occasionally a tutorial may be cancelled if they don't get as many enrolments as they expect, but otherwise it should be fine.

Yes, they pretty much teach the same things. If they let you enrol in MATH1905 fair enough, you'll probably get more out of that than BUSS1020 anyway, just keep in mind you may want to apply for credit for BUSS1020 through Sydney Student, because it would still be listed as a subject you need to...