Flop21
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If you seriously want to get a look at the diversity at UNSW, check out some pics from society events.
"math god"Since you talk about choosing one uni over the other, everyone at usyd law chose to go to usyd law. There are also a handful of unsw law guns that transferred to usyd after first year. How many went from usyd law to unsw law (i.e. those that werent struggling)?
Also shadowdude you didnt answer my previous question - whats your WAM you math god?
And why you get no girl.There's a reason I have 80 pages written for my thesis and everyone else has like 30-50
the number one girl in my life right now is my honours supervisorAnd why you get no girl.
I was being sarcastic with the 'math god' reference but fair enough. Thank you for your honesty."math god"
yeah right
I'm a decent mathematics student who compensates for my lack of actual skill with honest-to-god hard work
There's a reason I have 80 pages written for my thesis and everyone else has like 30-50
pretty much this, know a fair few people from both unis and the cultures are vastly differentI was being sarcastic with the 'math god' reference but fair enough. Thank you for your honesty.
OP, most active users on boredofstudies are from UNSW (seems to be a cycle). You'll get more diverse responses from Whirlpool (there are already threads on this I think).
Since I went to usyd, some pros I would say:
1. Fantastic Campus and location - was around 40 mins from my place (door to door) and during breaks you had decent on campus food courts + broadway at one end + newtown at the other.
2. Fantastic cohort - this was my favourite part. I met some of my best mates and some of the smartest people out there (I also have extremely smart mates from UNSW but they post here). Yes, the cohort is competitive - particularly law - so is the world. I thrive in healthy competition so it is something I like. Note that 'competition' here does not mean you're trying to trip others from achieving their goals (i.e. # of snakes are relatively low)
3. Fantastic tutors/lecturers (mostly) - I've had some of the best tutors (also had a few bad ones) who genuinely gave 110% in class. This was especially for finance - most of the tutors were recent graduates finishing off their 2nd degree who interned at the top investment banks so they not only knew their stuff very well (because they recently finished it + knew it was like to be in your shoes) but also had a lot of practical tips etc. to give.
Cons:
1.???? Maybe if it was 5 minutes from home that would be great.
MedSc = go somewhere with a good entry to medicine pathway (UNSW)what would you recommend if you want to study medicine or like a medical science degree ... which ones better? UNSW or USYD?