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First year here, was wondering what was the quickest method to get to Panorama in Randwick Racecourse to sit an exam. If you get off at high street and go through that big gate.. isnt it like a 2km walk to the exam location.. not to mention you have to walk through the putrid smell of horse...

for: BABS1201, CHEM1031, PHYS1121, MATH1131 pretty reluctant to fork out 600 bucks..... i've tried looking at bookdepositry, textbookexchange, amazon but those sites have shit all - either they dont have it or its the same price as the UNSW bookshop. Which of the above subjects would i...

After being enrolled in phys1121 for about 2 weeks now.. i just recently found out that i had the choice between phys1121 and phys1131, where phys1131 is supposedly more challenging and thus beneficial to ur education. Is a 90 in HSC physics, 46/50 for Maths Ext1 enough to take up phys1131?

I received a late round offer to combined law at UNSW with an atar of 98.35... the published cutoff is 99.7... i dont have any bonus points or EAS... How is this possible? one of my friends had 99.2 and didnt get an offer to UNSW law. I also had USYD law as first pref.. and the cutoff...

Can people share their experiences on the benefits of Peer Mentoring and whether it is recommended?

do any forms of bonus pts such as AAA, EAS, sporting excellence, broadway scheme, etc apply in late round offers, or is it just main round?

I was wondering how the broadway scheme differed in comparison to other unis such as UNSW. I have heard that it was based on academic merit, instead of being given specific bonus pts like in UNSW's case, in which they determine the amount of points to give each applicant based on their EAS...

A letter arrived from UNSW today and it specified the courses in which i receive bonus pts in. However the only course in which i needed bonus pts for, combined law, didnt get any =/ As i am also eligible for the broadway scheme, i was wondering whether USYD also selected which applicants got...

From research it seems that both these unis have equally reputable law schools, and hence the decision to choose one falls upon other factors... Distance is not a deciding factor as both uni's would take a similar amount of time to get to. I took a liking to UNSW during its open day.. but...