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http://www.international.unsw.edu.au/exchange/exchangego.html#SCHOLARSHIPS I snagged one of exchange scholarships when I went in semester 2 2006. It won't cover the cost of the exchange, but will cover airfares and the like. I nearly got one sponsored by the Australian New Zealand American...

Yeah, really not there anymore. Was making a loss so voluntary ARC couldn't afford to run it. Uni took it off their hands and said they'd open one up after the blockhouse referbishment. Looks like yet another winning move from UNSW, serving the students. No where on campus does it anymore.

You're boned. I did this in PHYS 1231. For the rest of the session you'll be stuck in a group of people who also missed the first lab. Hope you like working with people who don't speak english or don't show up to 50% of the labs.

There's a ton of jobs for BSc qualified analytical chemists out there. If you don't mind being a glorified button pusher you'll be set.

If you look at the handbook page for MATH1231 and MATH 1241 you'll see they both have the prequisite of MATH1131 or MATH1141. You cannot study either of these courses until you have completed MATH1131 or MATH1141. So you cannot study them in your first session. The program structure lists the...

Advanced science has a higher UAI cutoff, so transferring has to go though UAC and will depend on any university marks you achieve. However, I think all of the study plans offered in advanced science can be just about followed course for course to satisfy the requirements of a science degree...

But ticking that option doesn't make the partial payment show up on your liability sunny. It treats the whole thing as deffered i suppose since they don't know how much you are going to pay. I had that option ticked when I enrolled, but it was I'm not sure what I need to do to make the partial...

http://www.union.unsw.edu.au/oweek/timetables/friday.asp

http://www.uac.edu.au/pubs/pdf/2004-Table-A3.pdf That should help you work it out. That table showed me my Extension 2 Maths mark of 72 means I'm in the bottom 25% of students in the subject. But that mark will count rather than my 86 in Economics, where I was in the top 25%. Thats because...

http://www.uac.edu.au/pubs/pdf/2004-Table-A7.pdf 835 people got 99.00-99.95 and 21 got 100, so 856 people got 99 or more.

Doesn't a difference between your exam mark and assesment mark just mean you have changed position relative to the students from your school. The assessment marks are awarded to have the same statistical properties as the exam marks from your school, so will have the same mean, standard...