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Hmm... I never had to do that when I did a credit transfer. I was approved rather quickly too. It is best to call the faculty of law to clarify. :)

Credit transfer usually requires/means an official transcript from your previous studies/degree and then you go through the usual process of listing which units you want to be credited for (whether for a specific or unspecific unit). EDIT: Sorry you list the units you want to specify in the...

M. Diagnostic Radiography and B. Diagnostic Radiography are pretty much the same degree except one is an undergraduate and the other is a postgraduate. You still do the same work experience but the units are more "intense" & "compressed" in M. Diagnostic Radiography. I have friends with...

I think there is a guide on how to enrol so take a look at that on here. Junior units are pretty much your standard first year units with no prerequisites. Intermediate and senior units are your second year and beyond units that may or may not have prerequisites (they usually do) and...

Have you been given a student ID number/uni key yet (which looks like you have) eg for Jane ABC her username/log in for the Admin and Blackboard site would be jabc1234? That password is usually the same password for your email which is followed by "uni dot sydney dot edu dot au". EDIT: As for...

No. But you should email them (the art faculty) and ask if it is possible to overload junior units (which is only two for PSYC) to progress onto your senior and intermediate units. They should allow it ~ I mean the degree requirements state you need to major in one of the disciplines listed in...

Have you applied for special permission to overload more than the degree requirements? I had a friend who switched from Anatomy to Biology through the process. You haven't really messed it up but it is a good thing that you decided what you want out of this degree. All the best ~ :)

You can change your majors whenever but if you do decide to change in third year you may be required to extend your degree length by a semester or two to make up for senior or junior units you have not completed and to meet the 24CP of senior units required for your major.

At USyd Libraries there are a few textbooks and additional recommended materials by the lecturer available on loan for approx 2 hours. But yeah, generally $100 up for a brand new textbook and there are flyers up and about in the first few weeks selling second hand ones or you can even find...

Yes. Well, maybe. Some lecturers (this happened maybe five times) I had upload them just an hour before or after class (I'm guessing so you won't be able to print the slides so you have no choice but to keep up). But majority of lecturers will upload the slides a day or a few days before the...

^ This ~ most of my college friends didn't even introduce themselves as "college kids" until later on or when I asked haha.

I have a lot of college friends. They are pretty awesome when you have group assessments and can't get a study room in one of the libraries.

It's just a grouping of units - Table A and Table B. You cannot exceed more than 48CP of Junior or 1st year units throughout your whole degree. So a total of 8 subjects altogether that you can do that ends in something like ABCD1XXX And you cannot exceed more that 12CP or 2 subjects/units and...

http://sydney.edu.au/current_students/enrolment/ Follow the instructions on your letter of offer from USyd. Plan out your studies, units for all three years and major(s) or discipline(s) carefully. Remember that intermediate and senior units will have prerequisites so check and make sure you do...

Wouldn't know. There usually is though the past two-ish years. There is always the form you can submit in person and I am guessing online as well if you didn't declare.

http://sydney.edu.au/campus-cards/student/how.shtml ^ You can read up on it here. Says you have to declare as usual. :S

No worries, and no, I'm a Graduate hence why I'm out of the loop with the new system they brought in for this year. :) Edit: Changed next into this* after realising it's 2015 smh.

http://sydney.edu.au/current_students/enrolment/new-students.shtml Viola! You actually enrol online. Hah! Lucky, I had to come in person to enrol into USyd. [emoji14]

I am not entirely sure. It may be that USyd will allow online enrolments this year. Best to wait for an official letter from USyd that will contain your course details and handbook. Make sure you read the degree requirements carefully so you don't do more units than you need to which would mean...

No problems; all the best in your new endeavours. :)