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yes its yearly, but its based on how many units of study you do, so if you dont do the full 48 credit points, you only pay for those that you do. ie- in first semester you'd have to pay $9000 up front if you were doing 24 credit points (a normal full time load), then in second semester you'd pay...

i dont know how she got it, i was looking on the website and i couldnt find anything advertised... there are loans for students with cash problems, but they are only for like $1500, not $30,000. hmmm, i shall try and remember to ask her next week. They werent based on financial need, because its...

found it! but dont have an electronic copy, so i'll give you the basic gist BIntro - Talk about being adaptable, hardworking, enthusiastic, outgoing, friendly etc - talk about being involved in your community, mention volunteer work etc, any contributions you have made - talk about your...

i got one, but i cant remember what i wrote, ummm. hang on, i'll get back to you

sorry, i meant no disrespect to pathologists, i mean that you work alongside doctors rather than as an actual practicing doctor. so yeah, you might work in a pathology lab or something. its kind of one of those degrees that everone goes "oh yeah" to, but few really understand what it means....

dont listen to melbournian, he's a jerk. I do vet science, and i'm in a HECS place, but two of my close friends are on fee paying places. One of them has rich parents (ahh, wouldnt it be nice!) and the other got a student loan from the university for her first years worth of fees (ie $28,000)...

yeah its not official yet, no one is really sure what is happening. I will be told when anything is made official, coz i'm a student advisor, and i shall post what i am told when i am told it..... ack, so confusing oh - and my friend is in 2nd yr nursing at Usyd, and she doesnt have a clue...

hey, i shall be working in the scinece road stall at Usyd on sat 28th helping out all you lost little prospective students (Mwahahaha, *rubs hands together creepily*) so come visit me! and dont ask me any hard questions i dont know the answers to, or i shall get cranky! Nah, just kidding, i'm...

yeah, Paris of course, definately go to Invallides, its where napoleon is buried, very pretty, and definately allow time to wander around Montmarte, near sacre Cour, on the hill in Paris, very arty and interesting. Moulin rouge is a big let down, dont bother with that, but of course do the...

my lab partner in 1st semester last year did the bridging course and she found it really helpful because she understood what was going on in lectures and knew how to do stuff in the pracs. I'd do it if you can, it cant hurt i think they run in january, anyway, heres the link...

if u want to get into undergrad medicine, as in starting med subjects in 1st year, u cant do that at Usyd, u have to go to UNSW or Newcastle. If you want to apply for these uni's, u have to apply long before you get your UAI, but i'm not sure of any of the details about that. If you want to...

yeah i got the invite and i joined, only coz i didnt think i'd be in the top 15% ever again, and didnt want to miss an opportunity. I reckon it looks good on your resume, particularly if u wanna work overseas, coz its something employers will recognise. but then, in my line of work its not very...

i'm in vetsoc (pretty much compulsory if u want cheap textbooks), wildlife soc (coz i'm interested...), golden Key honour soc (coz they invited me, and i thought why not) and agsoc (coz my bf is in ag). I dont really do much except go to the major events like cruises and balls and stuff, but i...

dude you are crazy! i struggle with just the 24, shit, congrats anyways, you must have worked frickin hard to get results like that!

yeah i know most ppl who fail didnt really put in as much effort as they could have, especially in first year subjects. I've had a lot of friends who have failed, and most of them admit that they didnt do enough work to pass. With Prac classes, i mean they are easy marks, you just have to to...

that red cross stuff sounds great! really, a month of volunteering, thats more than most ppl do, and the red cross is a reputable charity too, i think def put it, and emphasise it too, coz it sounds great!

thats pretty impressive! i'm jealous! *throws tomatoes at keypad* how come u do so many subjects?

yep, i can tell u with certainty it is happening, the course will be designed to take the best of the best, and will be geared towards a career in research rather than general practice. The theory is that by doing the B ScAd or B Medsc first, the students will have all the skills necessary to...

yeah i would definately put something, blank pages will look really bad, have u done anything at school like selling bandaged bears, or red cross collecting etc? anything u have ever done, even if it seems insignificant. The reality is that so many ppl apply with such good applications that if...

theoretically it is possible, but if it amounts to "a working week" - ie - 40 hours, dont forget you are expected to do the equivalent of that in at home study. I do a 28 hour week at uni, and with 15 hours a week travel, plus 10 hours of casual work, theres no possible way i could fit in a tafe...