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i think u should call that info line and ask for help. If you are doing a set course like agriculture, you dont get to pick subjects, they are all assigned to you, so that may be the case for you if you didnt have to hand in subject selections anywhere.

yeah but the problem is that most of the vets from CSU will prob end up in the cities and the problem wont be solved. Why dont the have rural schemes like for medicine where u get in for lower marks if u agree to work in a rural area for so many years? That would be so much better. I want to...

it also depends on the course u are doing and how many ppl are doing your subjects. i could have had monday arvo's off last semester but i had a stupid ento lecture that i couldnt move coz it was the only one there was. If you pick more popular subjects then u have more chance of being able to...

i did fundamentals this year (due to stupid timetabling arrangments) and i got band 6 chem in the HSC - i found it difficult, and just managed to scrape distinctions when realistically i should have been blitzing it. Chems a hard subject and i would do the bridging course if i was u, better to...

yeah but vets at Sydney have to do rural work experience too. I dunno how its gonna work, i dont really understand why they think Aus needs another vet faculty anyways, i mean its not like theres a shortage of vets, and we dont want vet overload coz it would cause employment issues and stuff...

yeah but the problem would be that ppl would do vet at CSU and then just move into the cities, coz thats where the majority of vets want to work, and the AVA doesnt want vet overload or anything. You cant just learn rural practice, you have to be able to do small animals and stuff aswell, and...

i think with chem though, its the confidence in labs and stuff that is the main issue, like no knowing what the equipment is and how to use it etc, and the bridging course gives u that

Hey Izi, i think erin kinda gave up on getting into vet, i think she realised she couldnt really be bothered, a lot of ppl in animal sci who originally wanted to transfer sort of gave up. To anyone wishing to transfer, i would reccommmend doing lots of work experience, especially joining...

hahaha! u stuffed it up already? geez, u'll have to get it redone, the original passwords they give u are fully random, u'll never figure out what it was. I think u can get a new password in the fisher computer room, just ask at the desk. If u go to the student centre u'll be waiting hours

I met this guy in advanced chem who had long hair and was one of those annoying ppl who always asks questions in lectures and then tries to argue with the lecturer. Grr, i just wanted to punch him. Note to all - i am sure most of the TSP people are very nice, but some are just plain weird

yeah i had to do biometry last year and it sucked big time, i only managed a credit and i worked my ass off in it (coz i needed good marks to transfer). I was doing work experience in dubbo and one of the young vets there had the same biometry lecturer that i had, and we had a good old bitch...

i just used a backpack last year, some days i had big loads, like there was 1 day when i had 3 pracs so i had 3 prac books, goggles, lab coat etc that was my worst day. most ppl just use back packs. Hey jess - i would make a bet that after a few weeks at uni u wont be going in on mondays at all!

my youth allowance got taken away from me because my mum earned $2000 over the limit one year, meaning i lost almost $6000 a year in youth allowance. the system is screwed, and they made so many mistakes all the time. I got it for two years and had to fill out fortnightly forms, but sometimes...

yeah i will try, i want to try and get out of redoing biometry too, that was a horrible horrible subject but i dont think i will be able to because i think they look at it from a different angle in vet. Oh well, at least if i cant get an exemption i should find the work easier coz i've done it...

all i know is that the TSP chem students i met were uber uber nerds, like they wanted to spend the rest of their lives in chemistry labs. weird. oh well, i guess someone has to do it.

yeah i got d's in bio 1001 and i didnt do HSC bio, so you'll be fine. Chem is a little harder, but if u do the bridging course youll be repeating a lot of the stuff u learned in the lectures anyway. If u wanna have some idea of what u are doing in labs and stuff, then do the bridging course, but...

yeah i did animal science last year, it was bloody hard and boring as bat shit and i wouldnt reccommmend it to anyone. Transferring is hard too, like i said, my friend got a distinction average, 99.9 in her stat test and still didnt get in, i dont know how she could have possibly done better...

well sorry, i would have given anything to do it last year, not exactly my choice u know....

yeah i was wondering the same thing, thanx copious

get into any course and get a credit average and transfer after first year. If the course u get into is similar to the one u are transferring into you can probably get a credit transfer for some subjects so u wont be wasting ur time. I missed out on my course by 0.05 last year, so big hug for u...