You should have asked this a few months back. It took me 8 months to pick which major I wanted to do.
tripping those cocky people skipping down makes up for that
try logging out and closing your browser then try logging in again. Sometimes the cookie stuffs it up. This is kinda like what happens with enrolment when people log in before their appointment time
I think i will just wing it. I've done so much research into the fields (probably more than the HSC lol) but i think once i (hopefully) get in i can make a more informed decision. when i went to the open/info days they were like "just come UNSW/USYD, we're better than all of the others" and our questions were not directly answered.
Ok, fair enough. But anyway, it has always been a paid service. A MyMulti will be beneficial if you go more than 2-3 days a week.
Well for example, if you have a lecture at lower campus, you don't really want a tutorial at upper campus. Or if you have two tutorials in a row, you would want them to be nearby.
It should look like this in the top left hand corner (excluding the Staff tab). If not, just wait until 9pm.
Kind of hard to explain what it's like - it undoubtedly requires you to enjoy the courses, otherwise it would be really dry and rather boring. Because it covers a fairly wide range of areas, such as from mechanics of solids to thermodynamics to statistics etc., it does require you to have that wide range of interests.
depends on course I say. For Law you will definitely need your textbooks.
Nope. They understand the transition from high school to uni is a bit challenging. For some things they will expect it within a few weeks others you get a bit more time
I wouldn't worry too much about textbooks at the moment. If you absolutely require them, then your lecturer will inform you. I just borrow the textbooks out from the library (and keep renewing them). Also depends on which degree you go into.
And D94 - I'd like to get to know you. you seem like a great person
I'm getting that as well. I assume it'll open at 9pm.
well, as for engineering i just want to do something that will hopefully one day be implemented somewhere or work on designing new and more efficent systems. i just dont want to walk out of university and be fixing aeroplanes for the rest of my life but rather designing new wings or propulsions for an airline. One of the people (andre i think his name was) said that try to do an enginering major that is "generic" so you can adapt your skills anywhere so I am taking this quite liberally.
Lol i did this in high school - saved a lot espically when i dropped chemistry.
what was it last year?
Last year UNSW 99.65 USYD 99.70
it happens every year i think lol (happened to me as well)