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Yeah, never delay enrolment. It's possible more spots will open up. It's all room dependent, so if they move to a larger lecture theatre, they will increase the enrolment capacity.

1. No 2. Yes, but you will need to apply for a card in order to borrow. 3. That's why there are grades, exams etc. It's meant to be competitive and only the best get the high marks.

First enrol into what you can, otherwise those courses may fill up as well! Since you're doing Comp Sci, you have free electives available. Comp Sci is 144 UOC, but only 96 UOC is for the major. The other 48 UOC is made up of free electives (36 UOC) and gen eds (12 UOC). You should do a bit...

Whilst not important now, the answer is no.

A prerequisite is simply a course that needs to be done before doing another course. They don't have to be cores. Electives can have electives as prerequisites, which in turn could have a core as a prerequisite, which that could then have an elective as a prerequisite! UNSW has improved their...

Now you're in university, those 'subjects' are called 'courses'. Each course has classes that you need to enrol into. When you enrol into the course, it will then prompt you to add classes. There will be a section for a lecture, tutorial, lab etc. You enrol into what you are being prompted to...

What's the order of preferences? If UTS sofware eng is first, then you need to move it lower or remove it (after accepting). You can only get 1 offer per round.

It's just the next phase in education. It doesn't really matter if it's easier or harder. You should still be aiming for 100 regardless.

I think going to Macquarie looks better since you're not jumping around degrees, however, you would need to do much better than 75 average since it's an external transfer. But the catch is that if you were able to do much better than 75 at Macquarie, you should have been able to achieve that at...

Re: ATAR Notes vs Bored of Studies The function of the moderators on ATAR Notes is clearly different to the function of the moderators on BoS. You aren't comparing the same 'roles'. And these people do not expect or even want to be 'rewarded' with some nomination to become a moderator. They...

Wolfe has a more practical teaching style, but gets through the content way too slowly so he skips much of the content. If you're maths inclined, Angstmann will be good as she has a more mathematical approach in explaining concepts, i.e. does working out in class. Don't know about the others...

Oh I just realised - RediATM is partnered with NAB. There's two opposite Subway - CBA and RediATM/NAB.

The one opposite subway?

There's CBA and RediATM...unless it has changed recently. http://puu.sh/thA9U/73faaa2f11.jpg http://fmtoolbox.unsw.edu.au/vt/virtualtour.html

If you transfer over, and if any of the 8 courses that you have completed in your first year do not align with Commerce/Law, then you'll need to catch up (by overloading or doing a summer course - if available) or extend your degree. Ideally, if you want to transfer to Commerce/Law, you wouldn't...

Depression Hotline (Beyond Blue): 1300 22 4636 Depression Hotline alternate (Kid's Helpline): 1800 55 1800 Suicide Hotline (LifeLine): 13 11 14

You seem to be alive, so it seems like they did their job.

I don't believe that statistic. In 2014, USYD only had 233 undergraduate students enrolled in the B.Psych and 46 in the Honours year program. Even if you doubled that figure twice, that's nowhere near 2000.

No, most offers are released in the Main Round (18th). The UNSW Guaranteed Entry just means if you put that course, you will receive an offer in the Main Round.

You need to be a medical doctor. A psychiatrist is an expert in mental health. They diagnose mental illnesses, analogous to a cardiologist who diagnoses circulatory illnesses. There is absolutely no other way.