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Great. Thank you guys! :)

Hi. Which streets are best to live in (Surry Hills)? I am a student btw :)

Hey thank you! :) Also, will I be provided as to which subjects/courses I am supposed to take for the first semester? I am a bit confused because as I've seen in the handbook, I should be taking 3 core subjects. The thing is, in my offer letter, I got transfer credits for two of the 3 subjects...

Also, is it better to enrol in a small class (24 students) or big class (120 students)?

Great! And is it difficult to find a share accommodation around Surry Hills? :)

Which part of Surry Hills would be most convenient to live in? :) Also, would riding a bike from Surry Hills to UNSW be too difficult?

What do you mean by "Basement Asians" ? Also, when do I get a list of subjects that I am required to take and the schedule of subjects?

I really appreciate the responses! :) Is it really that difficult to go to UNSW? I am planning to live around Surry Hills :)

K bye!

I might look a bit clumsy. That's why. Lol but I'm looking forward to see the stairssss.

Hahahah! I shall do the same when I get there. But I'm a girl. Everyone will think I'm weird. Lol

KK!

Haha after what you all said, should I still be excited to start attending the uni? lol

That seems great. More strengths than there are weaknesses. :) What is the percentage of domestic and international students in UNSW? :)

Hi! I want to have a better idea of how it's like studying in your university. :) Please post: (Program you are in) Likes: - - Dislikes: - - Thank you! :)

Hi! I want to have a better idea of how it's like studying in your university. :) Please post: (Program you are in) Likes: - - Dislikes: - - Thank you! :)

Master of Commerce (Extension) :)

How do I get an ARC membership? Also, will I be provided a set of classes that I am required to take on my first semester? because in my offer letter I was told that I have 12 transfer credits (2 core subjects, as stated in the letter).

What is the balance of domestic and international students? And are postgrad students still welcome to join orgs?

Thanks for the inputs USyd students :)