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As long as you don't do any ELEC courses then really all your courses should be transferable and the transfer should be easy for you.

Re: UNSW Chit Chat Thread 2015. Wait what I have not received an e-mail about this yet. But yeah go for the food and to meet new people :)

You have to do it eventually but it doesn't matter when you do it. Pls it was my second lowest mark all year (did it in sem 2).

Well one thing that comes into mind is catching a bus from lower to upper campus in a break instead of walking if you need to go that way. I guess it is quite convenient for me though in the sense that I'll be in Randwick a little each week so I could possibly make a saving. However the fact...

Apart from going to uni less than 4 days a week, a mymulti2 is cheaper for me.

Depends on what you do. For Engineering semester one start, you go through this lecture which is not too helpful and then get split up and go to a lecture for everyone enrolled into that school specifically. For Engineering semester two, you get that short lecture at the start and that is it...

Comp Eng at UNSW is pretty much a mash up of Elec and Comp Sci courses. In Comp Eng, you meet the requirements of courses done by the first two years of Elec students whilst also undertaking many Comp courses. In Elec you can do electives related to Comp Sci too in 3rd year. In Comp Sci, you do...

Also to note with the title of the thread; don't expect an 891/5 on the weekend. I had someone ask me about catching an 891 on the weekend because I was wearing a uni shirt and had to explain to them that they had to catch a 391/3/4/5/6 bus instead from stand C.

I felt so cut inside from that the first time. Then I tried it without the z and it worked :haha:

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Please uni is completely different and whether you received entry via EAS or not is purely irrelevant. Also you aren't taking into account people who apply but make it in without the need for those EAS points. Also another thing is that you can see top ATAR students crumble and vice versa for...

You can't simply label these things as "easy" or "hard". Neither can you cross compare between completely different programs. You can obtain a rough idea of the difference in the marking allocations between very similar programs at the same or different unis, but obtaining an "easy" or "hard"...

I've had random girls start talking to me in Law library so that must be the source. I'm guessing a lot of Arts students stay in the library unless they do Law so they go to Law library. And Engineering is 200% female of course. The guys there are swimming in them. If you tell a girl that V=...

Application for Opal card is separate. You can't use your student id as an Opal card as the technology inside your student id won't have the correct details to correctly scan. Your student id can be used for access to special buildings that you have access to. For example I don't have access to...

Concession sticker is placed on your student id. I'm pretty sure new student cards should have it already printed on for this year.

Wait until your first lectures and see how they are and what is recommended and think about how you would cope with those courses yourself.

Hmm explore O-Week then. I have no idea about UC. But don't feel left out if you don't go to any uni parties. I've never been to one personally and I still feel in place at uni.

Well the cool thing is that you can just sleep in a lot though any way haha. Nah all your distances at the moment seem fine and should take you around 5 minutes to walk. All classes should finish 5 minutes before the hour and start 5 minutes after the hour so you have time to get places. In...

Much much better by my standards and in my opinion (but really I'm speaking for myself there). Do you think you can do 5 hours straight on the Thursday? If not, maybe change it up a bit so you have a few breaks (maybe move that tute on Thursday or something). If so, then you should be fine. A...

Make new friends at uni. A lot of people are in your position and are willing and able to be friendly. So just don't be too shy and you should be able to make a few friendships. Parties you can look at online on the appropriate student society site for your uni (UNSW has ARC for example). But...