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Oh yes, loving it. Wouldn't go anywhere else.

There's Nutrition and Metabolism, which is an undergraduate major, and there's the Master of Nutrition and Dietetics, which is offered to school leavers in combination with the Bachelor of Science (after they've finished the latter). Don't know which one the OP meant but either way you're...

Yeah you can do as many majors as you can fit in. With those majors in mind, first year you'll be studying mathematics, chemistry, biology and molecular biology, with one subject free each semester for an elective. So as it stands, depending on what electives you choose, you are looking at...

Hours will depend on the subjects you choose. What areas of science are you interested in? As it stands if you go to all your lectures you're looking at at least 4 days, most likely 5.

One exam on the first Saturday morning. Of all the days I could possibly get :(.

Re: Will i struggle with science in B Science/Business if i didn't do chemistry/biolo You should be OK. I didn't do any science at all for my HSC, and I'm doing just fine in Advanced Science. Don't know what it's like at UTS, but at USYD, the Chemistry and Biology units offered are definitely...

Really? I did mine at Castle Hill and I was fine. The only real problematic part is the intersection at Merindah Road near St Michaels Primary, but they've put a roundabout there now so you'd have it easy.

Not quite sure how Macquarie Summer School works, but if you are able to finish the unit in time before the offers are made it should be OK. If not it might be worth talking to UAC as well to see if they can make other arrangements for you. If worse comes to worst just spend one more semester...

That quote is about study load, not capability to transfer. Yes, you need a minimum 0.375 EFTSL per semester (most people do 0.5) to be considered a full time student. Anything less than that is part time. In terms of transfers however, when they require you to do one year of full time study...

I don't think you'll have to worry about that too much, they should update your information if they need to. However, I don't think your amount of previous study would be relevant for your application anyway: One year of full time study is considered to be the completion of roughly 8 units of...

Castle Hill/Glenhaven. Words cannot describe how sheltered we are.

Ah so that's what it was about. Honestly, the stupidity I witness at uni everyday is enough to make my head explode.

My Studies ---> Units of Study ---> Amend Your Unit of Study Selections ---> Amend Selections ---> Click the bin icon next to the subject you want to drop ---> Submit ---> Continue ---> Confirm ---> Continue ---> Exit

The walk there tires you out perhaps? :p

This is for my brother. I gave him one myself but I've become a bit rusty with ATAR estimates, so hopefully yours are more accurate. School Rank: 240 last year, but generally around the mid 100s. Studies of Religion 1 - 240/291 English Advanced - 150/172 2U Mathematics - 37/87 Physics - 33/44...

Yes, they will only consider your ATAR if you have done less than 48 credit points. The meaning of attempted will depend on the context, where did you see it used?

It's closer to a three quarter semester break than a mid semester one.

If you withdraw between the 19th (census date) and the 24th (last day to DNF), you will only be financially liable. After the 24th you will incur academic penalties as well.

That's exactly what happened to me, except I was in the pair that stuffed up. And everyone still got full marks haha. Luck of the draw I guess.

Sydney Student will not have you enrolled in any subjects you're not enrolled in. The information they provide is accurate.