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Re: UNSW chit chat thread 2016 O. I never worked with them before :P Can imagine the frustration though. My friends and I were joking the other day on how for every 'ten rows of people' you pass by on the main walkway, 8/10 rows sound like they are students from china XD

Is it possible to achieve a distinction or even a high distinction with 3 to 4 hours of study a day? I'm doing Med and my average is around 84 after 4 years of undergraduate medicine. I find it is possible to get a D/HD with 3-4 hours of study, but this involves e.g briefly reading through...

Re: UNSW chit chat thread 2016 HAHA. Are international students really that bad?:P half the internationals are worked with were pretty Good! They were Singaporeans though.

Re: UNSW chit chat thread 2016 ECHO down for me too. RIP

Re: UNSW chit chat thread 2016 Wow legit? How did they even find the student? Unless it was a moodle forum? So Serious!! X_X

Re: UNSW chit chat thread 2016 Fair enough :P If I knew there was 4 hours worth of cultural immersion- might rethink it haha. Random question- do employers even look at AHEGS?O_O :P We have practical classes with tutors as well and 90% of them are really bad haha. Just go there for...

Re: UNSW chit chat thread 2016 Ouch, I didn't know that. Appears in your AHEGS when you graduate though! And it's a nice way to help indigenous students :P

Re: UNSW chit chat thread 2016 They normally advertise on the school website. Like last month they were hiring casual tutors/lab demonstrators for physics. But yeah, most of them are honours/master/PhD students. If you are majoring in a subject however, look up Nura Gili Indigenous tutor...

I kind of see it a process of finding out what you really want/like, and I don't think it would disadvantage you in any way. (Though this is just my opinion). If you are still concerned you could ring up UNSW careers/book an appointment with them! Just curious, why would you drop Eco if you are...

Re: UNSW chit chat thread 2016 But it's a cute kitty xd

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Re: UNSW chit chat thread 2016 That means we are reallyyy unfit:P I blame the sun.

Re: UNSW chit chat thread 2016 Some days I dream an escalator will be built between upper and lower campus.

I don't see what's 'lol' about this :P Point that I'm trying to say UNSW ILP Projects vs 3 month summer research internship are entirely differently. 3 month summer research- you are often 'added' on to a pre-existing research or a small part of a research project. ILP alot of the projects are...

Most ILP research are on a negotiated or new topic, which is why Oer said it is quite hard to get published. Most studies also involve collecting extensive data or running clinical trials- Both which likely take more than 3 months unless your supervisor already has a huge team working on this...

Again, I disagree. However, this is based on who you talk to and your own personal experience. Personally, I have been advised by upper years and interns to get involved in research projects as much as possible (even as a side project). Ultimately, we both have our own personal opinions. Also...

You will be registered in Australia but perhaps not in other countries. Take for example, Singapore: http://www.healthprofessionals.gov.sg/content/dam/hprof/smc/docs/becoming_registered_doctor/Second%20Schedule%20-%20Registrable%20Basic%20Medical%20Qualifications.pdf In this case, JMP...

Was referring to the degree not the surgical term :P. I'm sure your surgical rotation location wouldn't be highlighted in your graduation statement. I was referring to how different countries recognise the University you graduate from. You can find it on the government websites generally. In...

Yeah :P If you take the research seriously you tend to get published :P But if it is a holiday year then nahhhhh:lol:

Chill! I was just highlighting the common misconception students have regarding Newcastle! It's not really polite (especially for a medical student too!) to be calling people ignorant etc. I imagine that it's part of being professional and kindly informing someone less knowledgable in a certain...