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As long as you're passed the stop sign when the lights go red, you're fine.

I was at uni five days a week and it cost me about $200 for a semester. That was just over $2 a return trip. I have to buy a flexipass for the whole year, now. It's going to cost me about $600. It's only worth it if you're going to uni five days a week.

Now, now, no need to be rude. Minimal requirement for maths for a science degree is mathematics. You'll need to do a bridging course for that as well as chemistry and physics (for usyd anyway).

Don't you have to be invited to do TSP? I suggest you do the beginners subjects like "Concepts in Biology" or "Chemistry Fundamentals" unless you managed to get a really high UAI and you are a quick learner. You still need to get departmental approval though, if you want to do those subjects at...

It'll be hard the first few weeks but you'll get used to it. I live 1.5 hours away from my uni and I used to have 8am lectures.

You still have the same student number.

I think it's a different STAT. I've seen that before and I asked about on here a couple of years ago. If STAT is not part of a science degree, then there's something wrong with the uni...I did 12 credit points of STAT and I'm pretty sure it counted towards my degree considering they sent me a...

Meh, I can't find season 3 anywhere... :(

My degree = backpacks that are bigger than the person. ;)

Yeah, I got my letter on Friday. I have to enrol on either the 31st or 1st in Carslaw. Boo!

They have the person's name and the course code next to it. Before the names, they state which degree each of the course codes are.

During O-week, which is from 27/2-29/2.

Re: When do we find out? The next day they do in The Sydney Morning Herald and The Daily Telegraph.

That website states it's for 2007 intakes, not this year's.

No, I'm doing honours, lol. Weren't you an honours student last year? :p

If you look here, it states they use SCIWAM. I'm pretty sure they use that for determining if you get into honours.

I start on 11th February and I'm in 5 days a week. Go 40 hour weeks. :(

Usually you accept your offer when you enrol. This may be in person or online. It depends on what uni it is.

Doesn't science use SCIWAM, which ignores your first year marks?

Biochemistry is completely different to chemistry. You'll learn about proteins, DNA replication, enzymes, metabolism, etc. It's more of a descriptive subject to answer your question.