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To be fair, why are you buying textbooks now? Plenty of time for that in a month, just be patient. Better than possibly ending up with the wrong textbook and wasting money on it.

yep

Med is not a "traditional" IPT course, as is Law. You can read about normal IPT here: https://my.unsw.edu.au/student/academiclife/program_transfer/InternalProgramTransfer.html For Med, Law and for Optometry (and there may be others), it's not just about marks.

Yes, but it's not under the same rules as "traditional" Internal Program Transfer. Optom./Sci has the special transfer requirements I've quoted.

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no problem Also, I just found some other news I and maybe you were not aware of. There is no Internal Program Transfer into Optometry/Science: http://www.handbook.unsw.edu.au/undergraduate/programs/2014/3952.html

it's alright, i dont find it anything super special but it's big and you don't need to have a membership

Depends. Do you mean like Pizza Hut pizza? If so, 6. If you mean Costco pizza, 1 :(

I believe Optometry students need to do "proper" maths, so you should take MATH1131/41. EDIT: Sorry, I just checked - you can take either. If you are good or passionate about maths, take MATH1131/41. Otherwise, 1031.

What degree program are you doing? Because one may require 1031, others may require 1131.

More people fail in 1131 because they're not capable of the higher standard, simple. The content isn't hard at all, it's just MX1 and MX2 revision mostly with like matrices chucked in. If you are capable or feel you are, then take 1141.

Library website, search for them there.

391, 393 or 395. Also 391 is the second fastest route to uni that takes the 891 way, but just goes straight instead of turning left onto High Street.

yeah but male/female ratio I'm going to say Arts (or Psychology). dat male/female ratio

There was a cricket match at UNSW yesterday, NSW Blues (or at least some team wearing their shirts) vs. some other team uhh they might be famous dunno

Re: Career prospects for arts? (in particular, international and something like media Arts is varied - what major are you thinking of pursuing? That really will determine job prospects and stuff, in a preliminary sense in that we don't know how good you are academically and whatnot. The Dux...

I'm guessing this GoodReads is kinda like ICheckMovies? interesting Personally, I want to knock off a bunch of what I call "Extramural Books" - my list basically is: Tristram Shandy, Laurence Sterne (almost half way through this one now) Jude the Obscure, Thomas Hardy Company, Max Barry...

I don't think so, mainly because most Commerce courses are available in both semesters so it doesn't matter where you put them, I think. Uhh... to be brutally honest, they're probably the easiest maths subjects by far offered at the university. There however is the Student Support Scheme which...

Finally, like the first Adv. Maths person I think...

I'm going to guess that in general, it'll be the Engineering considering that most people can learn how to manage a project easily because it's all qualitative stuff mostly. However, good luck learning all the technical knowledge plus the mathematical know-how to do engineering work precisely.