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i didn't get mailed the handbook from USYD. where can i access the list of text books for my subjects? is it available online?

What course do you do? In your course, do you see a lot of people dropping or changing the course?

when i made study group, there were at least 2 people studying same subject. what we did was that after we met, we talked about what subjects we will study and we studied together. Even if the person or people don't study same subject on the day, we could always ask for help so it really did not...

i think science. especially chemistry and physics

yeah, in year 12, the class start straight away. for me, the class started straight away and we could talk about the holiday 10 minutes before class finished.

if you pick two or three electives after picking core units, is that too much work? if you have done this before, did you find ok to keep up?

\ 7 hour blocks and 6 hour blocks..:eek: i know you can eat and do other work in lecture, but how do you stand this?... maybe it is coz i haven't done it but it seems just impossible.:)

i think the special ritual that you do in uni before exam is pretty much same as things you did in high school. so for example, last minute cramming and go to sleep early.

i think generally the uai cutoff for courses all increased compared to last year. does this mean that this year's hsc was easier than last years?

i talked to friends, had lunch and walk around the school.

oh, thank you:)

is the fisher library near the Camperdown campus?

where can i access the drop out rate for Bachelor of Science Advanced? or do you know the drop out rate for Bachelor of Science Advanced?

the job opportunities are high with mathematics degree although i can't give you the examples. look through UAC guide book. i think they list jobs available with completion of mathematics degree.

the science degree cost in UNSW is also decreased so i guess it applies to other unis as well.

if you didn't do the subject which is recommended studies, do you still need to do bridging course?

i personally think chemistry is the hardest and biggest content subject but apparently biology and business studies are also hard and big content subjects.

i think lack of sleep affects concentration but not intelligence.:)

my feeling: 'oh, school again....'

what i meant was that i can remember it longer. so when i write out notes, i can memorise longer than if i typed the notes