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Cool thanks, What happens if there is no tutorial?? or if the lecture is broken up into two sessions like 1 hour each??

I was trying to make my timetable before and i came into a little trouble when looking at the lectures. Do we have to do all of the lectures they have on the timetable or only the ones that suit us?? Like they all run for the same amount of time and everything, except the only difference is the...

Gotta give him credit, he did do it with a plastic spoon LOL.

Animal science seems pretty cool also, Lol yeah see you round :)

Id spread it out so you can have breaks, and also to allow your brain to cope with the information it has just been given in the previous class before it is bombarded with more information.

If Wixxy posts a pic all the fun of stalking will be gone :(

I repped you's both :P

Yeah im at Hawkesbury, doing Forensic Science :)

I survived on 5 hours of sleep each night for most of last year and i managed to get an extremely good HSC result. I think sleep vs intelligence is more of a person to person matter as everyones body clock is different.

Is it cool for me to choose elective which are off campus because i really wanna do some anatomy electives??

Thanks Wixxy and Settle, your help is much appreciated :D

Where on the website did you find the tutorial timetable?? i can only see the registration page which says they arent available till the 9th of feb.

lol i somehow got mine for $170, its not at the campus my course is held at though :S

I'm doing Chemistry and possibly biology.

The only thing i want to go to the day for is for my elective choices. Are we allowed to choose whatever electives we want as long as they don't have a prerequisite which is another uni course??

"Where the wild things are" FTW :D

They apply for all years but only for certain degrees.

You can put in all of the course codes for both semesters if you want, like for both the Autumn and Spring sessions. This would be fine as long as any changes you would like to make are done before the relevent census date.

All you need to put in is the course code minus the decimal point. For example your first course is "Introduction to Law" so in the unit selection part you would type in "200006" and then submit the unit.

B Science (Forensic Science) @ Hawksbury