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Yes, do that for the meanwhile. During the semester once you decide on your major you can enrol in any other compulsory units from your major as necessary (would suggest you talk to a student advisor who can help with timetable in future).

Focus on getting your first-year subjects done. They'll probably add more tutorials/lectures in January when the rest of the people (2nd years/Jan round offers) are able to do their timetables.

Some of the second year subjects you should be able to do in the second semester assuming you meet the pre-requisites (i.e unit studied or credit points met).

I count 6 subjects as first-year subjects for your degree ANAT1001 Introduction to Anatomy 10 BIOL1110 Genes to Organisms 10 BIOL1210 Human Biology 10 BIOL1620 Foundation in Life Sciences 10 CHEM1001 Foundations of Chemical and Biomolecular Sciences 1 10 STAT1170 Introductory...

At some point, get planning out your study course from the student centre to make sure you are meeting the requirements to graduate...

Do the "day option". 4 subjects per semester ( 2 main semesters per year) will have you finishing within the 3 years. 3-4 subjects are classified as a full-time study and you will be eligible for concession opal fares (assuming you are a domestic student). I would suggest you pick the 4 of...

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I feel like if I was your teacher for several years I'd be able to read it easily but otherwise, I'd struggle.

Been underfunded in the last several years, but it is an internationally recognised department especially in Egyptology.

https://www.health.nsw.gov.au/news/Pages/20201220_01.aspx Public health alert - New venues 20 December 2020 NSW Health has been notified of more venues on Sydney’s northern beaches, lower north shore, southern and eastern suburbs which have been visited by confirmed cases of COVID-19. Anyone...

Looks like we are started to get back, 30 new cases. https://www.theguardian.com/australia-news/2020/dec/18/coronavirus-nsw-hotspots-list-regional-sydney-covid-19-outbreak-locations

Look's like the UK is in a messy situation. "New coronavirus strain could be up to 70% more transmissible"...

Yes.

True. How much information should the public and or the media have access to in relation to ATARs/band 5s etc is the question.

Median ATAR might make make more sense, or a point-based system where a band 6 is worth 6 points, band 5 is worth 5 points etc.

At least with languages, they are typically not deliberately incorrectly taught unlike some parts of the Physics course due to the HSC syllabus requirements. Also, the ability to speak and write another language is considered more useful in the employment market. Plus, I believe that Classic...

You'll have to have lodged an EAS application with UAC. (Can also refer to https://www.unsw.edu.au/access-scheme). Point's given will vary person to person, and will between 1-10 points given depending on the extent that UAC deemed an individual to have been impacted.

Has anyone come first in a subject? Or any state ranks?

Suppose I'd better retire then.