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Hey ^_^ I'm currently working at a speech pathologist now haha, this year will be my 3 year post uni from usyd LOL :P I went to look for my old thread where I posted my experiences in regards to speech path, and ill copy and paste it below for you in case it's of relevance! The only math you'd...

Hey :)! I'm not really sure hwo they feel about it but it's true that you sort of cram the 4 years into 2 years hahaha. Also, they 'throw' you into clinical placements whereas if you do bachelor's they sort of hold your hand when you start loool! But don't worry you'll be fine cuz there's alot...

Hey, I don't think you should compare yourself to what you've heard as everyone is different :) But I am going to be completely honest with you; I have had friends who had failed clinical placements in 2nd year because of their grammar and pronounciation (so work on mastering those :P). On the...

Yep you can definately transfer into ANY course at whatever time (e.g. after 1 years, 2 years ...) if you maintain at least a credit average (except like medicine or design courses etc. where you need to do extra things such as UMAT, portfolio etc. lolol). You can study history, information...

Heeeey :P I just graduated from speech path last year. Yeah its like what the above posts say: pretty much half sciencey (not just hsc science, I mean like neurology, anatomy, dysphagia [swallowing] etc) and half Englishy (like language, stuttering, phonological speech errors etc.). But both...

I'm not a GEM student but I did an undergraduate course there. If I had to describe the campus in one word it would be "highschool" :)

It's like highschool LOL. On Tuesdays, every degree at cumberland had a "common lunch break" (hahaha)! However........... don't know about OT, but when I did speech pathology my breaks in second, third and fourth year consisted of group assignments (i.e. group meetings >__>) or preparing for a...

Hey, I have a friend who's doing physiotherapy and she's tiny :P! Also, my other friend who is female, just graduated in physio so I don't think it matters whether you're a male or female. I also know from another friend that the uni finds you a job in your first year out of uni (I think you got...

Hahaha I had a friend who actually transferred from speech pathology to occupational therapy. Anyways, you can always transfer to any degree you want - literally (just maintain a credit average; or even better a gpa of 5.5 if you can)! If you want to stick within health sciences though, you...

I know someone who did pharmacy at Charles Sturt University for one year then transferred to usyd the following year; another person did speech pathology at usyd in first year then also transferred to pharmacy the next year. So I reckon you can do ANY degree as long you maintain a gpa of around...

Hello! I just finished my speech pathology degree 1.5 weeks ago literally hahahaha! But I came from the undergraduate degree (Bachelor/Honours) and not postgrad. Most of my peers who are doing postgraduate (Masters) did the "Bachelor of Health Science" degree previously - which is mainly at the...

I have a friend who's studying it but I've got no idea what the course is like >_<! But I just had a clinical placement where there were occupational therapists. These occupational therapists were working in a disability setting for children. They told me that they do a variety of things e.g...

I know someone who's doing pharmacy at usyd at the moment - his in third year now. His been trying to look for a pharmacy job for ages while studying (as in for like a year now or more); and unfortunately there's no jobs for him. Not AS a pharmacist, but even just as an assistant or even retail...

Hey sorry for late reply, I can't decide for you if speech path is "for you". Don't worry you will be fine even if you didn't do chem or bio. Alot of my friends didn't do chem. And I didn't do physics LOL. But I still passed that subject. so you'll be fine!!! Besides, you have the internet to...

(sorry lol I copied and pasted most of this from my previous post in another topic) I'm at the end of third year speech path right now. Basically, you won't go through uni without crying LOLOLOL!! Although you have less academic subjects as each year goes by, the work load is still heaps...

Hey, LOL I'm replying this 8 months later. Hopefully you read this >.< But anyway I'm in third year speech path right now. Basically, you won't go through uni without crying LOLOLOL!! Although you have less academic subjects as each year goes by, the work load is still heaps. Also, no you dont...

Hey :P I'm currently in third year speech path. You can find info here: http://sydney.edu.au/health_sciences/speech_pathology/ But you dont study at the main campus :( Instead, you're at the Cumberland Campus in Lidcombe (75 east street)

^ eheheh yeah you're right >.< I'm in second year now, and yeah it doesn't matter if you're masters or bachleor degree ^_^ awks thats what I learnt off tricia told us last year sometime >.< yep! so ignore my first post hahahaha! *studies for exams* LOL ekk! I'm scared about neuro LOL

hey minz, remember me? :) thats him btw ehehehe ^_^

last year we asked the lecturers and they said it'll never happened.. the rumour that gave me hope was fake noooooooooooooooooooooooo :'(!!!!!!