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unless you get to uni really early don't expect a parking space in uni. however, there are many (ofcourse it decreases later on in the day) street parking spaces around uni that you could park in for free.

I've never been checked for ID at the roundhouse, except for at the entrance of live shows when the bar is open.

who could be bothered doing all that after a 9-5 day heheh

dw, the cutoff for this year will be 85 without an interview... so relax ;)

this is the closest thing i could find about radiation-medicine http://www.handbook.unsw.edu.au/undergraduate/programs/2005/3973.html There is an increasing demand for health physicists in industry and the public service to monitor environmental and occupational sources of radiation and...

There's a gym situated along Anzac Parade (turning right as you exit the uni). It should be cheaper than the uni gym judging from its looks from the outside :p

yeh k i guess you know all about civil engineering as well and by 'more aussies' i didn't mean a higher ratio. i meant more aussies than some other courses

I doubt there are many international students that speak english as a 'first language'. However, there are many with very good english speaking skills, but a majority of them come from Malaysia. I find that a lot of international students from China are very bad mannered, and that they don't...

http://aleph.nun.unsw.edu.au/F/?func=file&file_name=login&local_base=nsw30cat for past papers you can find the course codes in the faculty website or unsw handbook

Chem 1A (fundamentals) is basically inorganic and organic chem that you probably have already learnt most of in HS. If you want to get a head start in maths, try looking through a 4U textbook :P In particular, complex numbers and integration (and possibly others that I've forgotten about...

i highly doubt it you eager beaver :p yeah buses are plentiful during the mornings but they die down during the arvo. there's not really a line for the buses in the morning. they all just stand around in a scattered circle, so it's easy to push in if you wanted :p

it's just like high school. you generally wont be talked to unless you make the first move. however, after a little while certain things such as group work, tutorial classes and peer support helps finding new friends :) edit: hmm i just remembered it was quite easy to make friends at high...

generally, nothing much happens at uni :p people go to uni, do work, go home... well atleast that's what probably 90% of the students there do. the others well, they probably bum around at the roundhouse or collenade

do it at sydney uni. i went there to do chem last year and it was great. they give you a very good book full of info and questions and the tutors are very helpful. it was about $250 IIRC for about 9, 6hr days. edit: oh and the only drawback you might get, is that you might fall in love with...

it's always sooo much better if you know someone in your course by/on the first day. i don't exactly remember my first day but it must've been pretty cool :)

If you're interest in health, then try PE. My sister did it and she got 90, and she's well... not too good at all things sporty.

maybe not exactly hard (AFAIK), but a lot of work.

things have changed. you need atleast 85 to get into engineering (without interview) now.

It was long over due IMO.

It usually shouldn't take more than 2-3 weeks for them to mark the supp exams. This however probably depends upon the urgency of the results for the students. If there's a course that requires their supp test mark that is starting soon, then they'll probably mark it a bit quicker.