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[spectroscopy]

Doing 5.5 subjects a semester is a lot right ? I really want to overload and do 5 but I've also got a July subject which will have assessment throughout sem 2 so it will count as 6 subjects. Anyone have any experience with this? They're all pretty hard subjects too but I'm reasonably good with time management and being clutch

[asianguy22]

i sent an enrolment variation request a few weeks ago but still no response. should i send another?

[myanacondadont]

Doing 5.5 subjects a semester is a lot right ? I really want to overload and do 5 but I've also got a July subject which will have assessment throughout sem 2 so it will count as 6 subjects. Anyone have any experience with this? They're all pretty hard subjects too but I'm reasonably good with time management and being clutch

I feel like you'd need to give up on any extra curricular activities or social life. I'm gonna be doing 3 next sem for the first time ever, so I'm pretty stoked - good luck to your 5.5

[Forbidden]

i sent an enrolment variation request a few weeks ago but still no response. should i send another?

Try contacting Stop 1. They have been dealing with a lot of enrolment variations.

[alchemy]

selling books for ACCT1001 (ARA) and ECON10004 (Intro micro eco). just name a price and it's yours. PM me if keen

[tashhhaaa]

does anyone have BIOL10005 slides that they will kindly share with me?

[wobblywobbly]

does anyone have BIOL10005 slides that they will kindly share with me?

Yo, same here!

[lzxnl]

Doing 5.5 subjects a semester is a lot right ? I really want to overload and do 5 but I've also got a July subject which will have assessment throughout sem 2 so it will count as 6 subjects. Anyone have any experience with this? They're all pretty hard subjects too but I'm reasonably good with time management and being clutch

Ooooh someone else trying six subjects at once. If all of your subjects are hard, I wouldn't even think about it. You look at my scores and go, holy shit he did so well, but really, I went into semester with a massive head start on two of my subjects and a third subject was actually just rehashing year 12 Methods for half the course, so half of my six subjects were already accounted for during most of the semester. Overloading is generally only a good idea if you know you're good at some of the subjects. There's no way I would have survived with four anatomy subjects, for instance, let alone five.

At the very least, I'd be very wary of doing five subjects that you'll find hard.

[Username01]

Does anyone know if there is any pokemon at uni, i need to know if its worthwhile to go to o week.

[Orb]

Does anyone know if there is any pokemon at uni, i need to know if its worthwhile to go to o week.

Yes. They're everywhere

[spectroscopy]

Ooooh someone else trying six subjects at once. If all of your subjects are hard, I wouldn't even think about it. You look at my scores and go, holy shit he did so well, but really, I went into semester with a massive head start on two of my subjects and a third subject was actually just rehashing year 12 Methods for half the course, so half of my six subjects were already accounted for during most of the semester. Overloading is generally only a good idea if you know you're good at some of the subjects. There's no way I would have survived with four anatomy subjects, for instance, let alone five.

At the very least, I'd be very wary of doing five subjects that you'll find hard.

cheers for that mate. i decided to go with 5

[Mieow]

Does anyone have any tips/advice on tackling anatomy?

I would imagine it's a hugely visual and rote-learned discipline so I think I'm going to deviate from my usual study routine by just printing out anat lectures and labelling/annotating where necessary so I can devote my time to just learning the structures off the slides

[vox nihili]

Does anyone have any tips/advice on tackling anatomy?

I would imagine it's a hugely visual and rote-learned discipline so I think I'm going to deviate from my usual study routine by just printing out anat lectures and labelling/annotating where necessary so I can devote my time to just learning the structures off the slides

Actually give the lectures and talk it through. Helps a heaaaaaap with anatomy

[Shenz0r]

Does anyone have any tips/advice on tackling anatomy?

I would imagine it's a hugely visual and rote-learned discipline so I think I'm going to deviate from my usual study routine by just printing out anat lectures and labelling/annotating where necessary so I can devote my time to just learning the structures off the slides

Sounds good to me.

[Stick]

Does anyone have any tips/advice on tackling anatomy?

I would imagine it's a hugely visual and rote-learned discipline so I think I'm going to deviate from my usual study routine by just printing out anat lectures and labelling/annotating where necessary so I can devote my time to just learning the structures off the slides

I found testing myself by blanking out the labels to be really helpful too.