Bachelor of Science (1 Viewer)

[Aerials]

What did you need to get in?
Is it hard?
How many days a week do you have to go to Uni?
What are the courses like?

 

[Collin]

What did you need to get in? 85 UAI, or something.

Is it hard? Depends on which subjects you pick.

How many days a week do you have to go to Uni? Depends on your timetable. Net weekly hours = around 26.

What are the courses like? Scientific.

 

[bscienceboi]

UAI for bachelor of science is pretty low.
80-83 at ALL Uni's

26 Hours Approx dpeneding on what you intend to Major in.

 

[hipsta_jess]

Originally posted by bscienceboi
UAI for bachelor of science is pretty low.
80-83 at ALL Uni's

73.65 at newcastle

im there 15 hrs a week (3 subjects)
most people are around 20ish hours

 

[JUB JUB]

at sydney only : 85 uai
is it hard: if u are lazy yes. (but not really just a lot of work like anything)
hrs? : I have around 24. Generally i know for chem / phys and bio you have 6 hrs a week of each minus tutorials... (bio doesn't have any tutorials 1st year)
and maths is compulsory and for ur two maths subjects it's 6 hrs a week all together including tutes (so 3 hrs each).

you only need 2 science subjects...they can be anything offered first year, thus u can also take on a subject from another faculty, i.e u could do chem, physics and english

edit: i hate maths arghhhh

 

[Collin]

Originally posted by bscienceboi
UAI for bachelor of science is pretty low.
80-83 at ALL Uni's

26 Hours Approx dpeneding on what you intend to Major in.

It's considerably higher than 83 now.

General advice: Don't get behind, you'll screw up trying to catch up.

 

[xiao1985]

yea... i hate maths too... stupid stoooooooopid maths...

but then again, maths is cool, unlike english, which doesn't make no sense to me... =(

hrs: in usyd, there's alot of hrs for b sci... cuz nearly all science subjects have pracs (3hr) 3 lectures (1 hr each) and tute (1hr... btw, chem tute is bloody borin... i dun wanna go, but my conscious... ) yea, u r lookin at around 22 hr at least i fink (cuz i need an other 6 credit pt from any faculty... may be from science as well)

hardness: maths, most challenging subject i found so far
chem: easiest so far
phys, in between
acctin: pure random stuff... oh wait, u dun need to noe, cuz u prolly won't be doin acctin newaz =)

course: in the first 3wks:
in chem u learn hsc phys (nuclear chemistry)
in phys, u learn hsc 3u maths (projectile motion, heaps of calculas integration n all and formulae)
in maths, u learn hsc 4u maths(complex and vectors)
... that's wut i feel abt it

btw, jkd dragon, u r not serz!!! that urself in ur avatar!!!!
lolz, ok, i call u nxt time if i bump into any one look similar

 

[Aerials]

cool thanks for replying people. By the way, where can a Bachelor of Science take you (jobwise)? And if you want to get into the BDent course in Syd, does it matter which Uni you do your BSc in?

 

[Collin]

Xiao, you've really got to stop abbreviating your sentences so extensively. 'U r not serz'? Wha?

Yes, that's me. Say hi if you see me on campus, please.

 

[Collin]

Originally posted by Aerials
cool thanks for replying people. By the way, where can a Bachelor of Science take you (jobwise)? And if you want to get into the BDent course in Syd, does it matter which Uni you do your BSc in?

BSc in general probably doesn't help you that much, because it's such a jack of all trades general course. It's only really useful if you intend to Master.

For your second question, I think I should leave it to someone like CM_Tutor.

 

[CM_Tutor]

Originally posted by Aerials
And if you want to get into the BDent course in Syd, does it matter which Uni you do your BSc in?

If you get a decent degree from an Australian Uni, you should be OK. By 'decent' I mean with reasonable grades.

Originally posted by JKDDragon
BSc in general probably doesn't help you that much, because it's such a jack of all trades general course. It's only really useful if you intend to Master.

I'd have to disagree there. A good BSc can take you into a lot of different fields, depending (to some extent) on major(s).

 

[Collin]

Originally posted by CM_Tutor
If you get a decent degree from an Australian Uni, you should be OK. By 'decent' I mean with reasonable grades.

I'd have to disagree there. A good BSc can take you into a lot of different fields, depending (to some extent) on major(s).

Well I'm glad you begged to differ, so now I have reassurance that if my transfer isn't successful, I won't be stuck with a dud degree.

 

[Aerials]

*phew* thankyou! You guys are such legends! I really appreciate the help

 

[freaking_out]

if worse comes to worse, i heard u can do engineering in the first year, and then transfer to b science (since the first year engo. subjects are like bachelor of science subjects anyways!).

 

[xiao1985]

Originally posted by freaking_out
if worse comes to worse, i heard u can do engineering in the first year, and then transfer to b science (since the first year engo. subjects are like bachelor of science subjects anyways!).

nay, i fink much different... well, at least i think... but among other balchelors, eng is probably the closest...

Originally posted by JKDDragon
Xiao, you've really got to stop abbreviating your sentences so extensively. 'U r not serz'? Wha?

Yes, that's me. Say hi if you see me on campus, please.

ops.... =) sorry...

but your photo is not clear enough... i can't see it properly... =(

 

[freaking_out]

Originally posted by xiao1985
nay, i fink much different... well, at least i think... but among other balchelors, eng is probably the closest...

yep- c i'm basically doing the same subjects as a bachelor of science student, and instead of taking an elective- i do an engo. subject.

Originally posted by JKDDragon
...Yes, that's me. Say hi if you see me on campus, please.

ah yeah- so u can finally put an end to his life. Muahauahahahahah :angry:

 

[Aerials]

lol wow looks like Im gonna fit right in