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More an inconvenience than a problem. I look at them as an opportunity to tone my thighs... or something.

Yep, you do 54 units of credit - usually 9 courses over the course of the degree.

Okay then look at the link I made to the Handbook entry and roam around there. See what you like.

Law to Mathews is a very long walk. That's pretty much walking up 90% of the steps that are at UNSW. No details yet. They are offered in Semester 2, look at 'Teaching Period' at the top. Keith Burrows to Mathews is quite a long walk. Not as bad as Law to Mathews though.

Red Centre to Biomedical will take the best of 10 minutes.

Wallace Wurth is near Biomedical. It's close enough to the CLB. Short-medium length walk.

Aren't you supposed to wear sportsy kind of clothes to the gym?

Of course it's worth it. Scaling compensates you, in a sense. Plus, you learn more things. The extra content is worth like 10-15% extra anyway, maybe.

Botany Med Lifestyle C block? Is there another name for that building? (i've never heard of it)

What? She should try if she/he has a genuine interest in Chemistry.

I don't know about exact walk length... but it would be definitely less than 500m. UNSW is not that large of a campus. It's probably less than a kilometre from absolute lower to absolute higher campus. Stairs are the most problem you'll have. And yeah, your friend would have 18 contact hours...

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Well you're good at Chemistry, so take CHEM1031 - the Higher version.

well i'll be damned

All tutorials are the same. They go through the content you learned last week in lectures. But a roll call is taken in tutorials so you can only go to the one you're enrolled in.

*gets notepad out and re-writes it in there*

Red Centre to John Clancy is quite a walk, plus it's up stairs. Mathews to Old Main Building is kinda like the above, but in reverse. Those are doable. Yours is fine.

Doable.

Umm, I don't recall seeing anything about my AAA Scholarship on myUNSW.

Mathews to Keith Burrows/Red Centre is quite a walk.