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UNSW - because I like the atmosphere better than USyd. Cambridge - because I get to go overseas on a full schoalrship.

melodic_gal, the best advice I can give you is to visit each of the Psychology Department website and see what subjects they offer within the discipline of psychology. This is so you can see which Department offers the most interesting subjects to you.

UNSW offers Geology and Earth and Environmental Science under the School of Biological, Earth and Environmental Sciences. Visit their website for more information http://www.bees.unsw.edu.au/future/undergraduate

Hi. I can only comment on the UNSW programmes. I did a BMedSc (Hons) and I was happy with it. I did Microbiology and Immunology as my major, which is taught in the same School (School of Biotechnology and Biomolecular Sciences) as biochemistry and genetics. I also did subjects in anatomy (from...

No need to panic now. When I was an undergrad, I didn't understand everything taught in lectures and still ended up getting the uni medal. All I can say is learn and understand what you NEED - you don't have need to know everything. I hope this helps!

Great advice. if you can't get a spot in your university's exchange programme, definitely try to go overseas for a postgraduate degree, even if it is for a 1 year Masters. It will open up your eyes to how another university operates and you will meet new friends along the way! Since coming to...

I have found that consistency is key to success. I studied consistently throughout the semester so I don't have to cramp just before the exams. This is especially true because science students have labs in additional to lectures and tutorials so there is a lot of materials to understand and take...

A free bump for Kamal. Keep up the good work.

Hmm.. I think go for the one that has more pros than cons. It's not going to be an easy option. If you are really unsure, start university with a double degree (e.g. Science/commerce, commerce/engineering) and after a year at university, you will know what you like. You can then choose to keep...

The key to success is to learn self-directed learning!

Enrol in a BSc degree majoring in genetics! Then do research work in a genetic lab!

What I want to add is that it is not essential that you make the transfer from UTS to USyd. A MedSc degree from UTS would prepare you euqally well for the GAMSAT as a MedSc degree from USyd or other good university. You also need good marks throughout the course - pick something you really enjoy...

Both of them would be a good choice. Just pick the right major in the Adv Science one.

It's not that hard if you like Biology!

Ask me questions any time and I'll be happy to try and asnwer them.

It will depend on the timetable from year to year. It might be possible to fit everything into 4 days.

Unless someone has attended at least two universities, did the same degree and major in the same area from both universities, it's hard to tell you which science degree is easier to maintain a 70 average. May be talk to individual students from each university and ask them how hard it is to get...

Yes.

It's not too different from doing a single major because you take the same number of subjects. Therefore, the workload will be the same. No Not sure but try look into the UNSW handbook online or the School website. I think your proposed plan sounds good. A WAM of 75 is definitely possible if...

dionb2014, you sound like an ambitious person so I think you should go for it and see what happens!