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I'm tossing up whether or not to take IMMU2101 next year in Semester 1, and am looking for some comments on it. Is there anyone here who has taken it before or heard anything about it? What's it all about? What do you get to do? Any insight will be much appreciated :) Thanks!

yeah, where are the lecture notes published?

Look, if I was you I would forget about scaling and what subjects scale better than others. I took a few low-ranking subjects and did just as well as many of those who did high-ranking subjects. Choose subjects that you will enjoy, and therefore be motivated to study for and work hard...

and if you don't have a tax file number yet, make sure you have a certificate of application for one.

okay, so the link didn't connect to the mapped out route, but i think i'm the only one worried haha. sorry for being a nuisance everyone! i was just nervous - now i'm excited about subs and finalising enrollment, etc. thanks :D

Ooh, thanks for that correction! I would have made the first right turn. The route is here: Map of New South Wales | whereis.com.

The person who posted that comment is the same person involved in a "who's still drunk" thread. I'd say, ignore it ;)

So it's: Lawson Street, left onto Abercrombie Street, right onto Shepperd Lane, and you're there? Is that where the boardwalk is?

Thanks :) I'm just a bit jittery about the whole 'starting uni' and 'enrollment' thing. The last thing I want is to follow a bunch of non-students, not going to USYD, and end up lost haha.

so there's just a bunch of youngish people, and you just follow them? i guess that's a good bet. just nervous haha.

Hi all :) Just wondering of those who walk from Redfern Station to the Darlington campus, which route do you take? I'm worried I'll get lost as I've only walked it once and can't really remember how to get there >< Replies asap would be appreciated!

Thanks for your input! So Med Sci is more of a pathway for those who don't meet the ATAR requirements for 1st year Med/Dent. Thinking I've made a good decision in changing my 1st pref to B Sci.

Wow! Big choices huh. Mmm, I got a very similar ATAR as you. I understand what you mean about "using" your ATAR, and I totally relate...but I guess you've got to go with your heart, because in 2nd year university, your ATAR will mean very little unless you are intending on transferring. So do...

I changed my 1st pref from B Med Sci to a B Sci, as I have read/heard that the latter is much more flexible in the way of being able to choose electives each year, in comparison to this only being possible in your 3rd year for Med Sci students. I'm looking for some pro's/con's when it comes to...

My school studied Albert Speer - loved the very OPEN part a, and for part b I took a "events shape people more than people shape events" stance (past HSC question). Felt good with part a, and relatively okay with b. Not too sure if my argument was strong enough for b.

I agree! I went for B and LOVED IT :D:D:D:D I kept going back to the impact, even though I did venture into the centralisation of culture in the Reich Chamber of Culture by Goebells, though I'm not sure if that counts under 'repression'. I just said that it was a way of controlling and...

I would have hated the Groups in Context 15mark question too, but VERY lucky for my class, that was basically the same question as for our trial :) All in all, I thought it was okay. Some dodgy MCQ's, and that last short answer was a little strange (with the graph of 0-4yo's). I wrote...

Re: Hsc 2009 bio exam This question was basically the exact dotpoint for the prac. I think it was research + becoming familiar with the plant diseases and their appearances, and then collecting plant leaves, etc to compare research info with actual specimens.

Re: Hsc 2009 bio exam I think it was only 1 mark, and you probably answered it because I'm pretty sure it had lines to write the answer on - like the space for the pedigree, and then the explanation thing was a separate question beneath.

well i know that you should have some critics' views of the play to draw on, and support your arguments. e.g. samuel coleridge (romanticism), and also some productions of the play to similarly support your argument :)