Recent content by tha_fairy

i'm at cumberland doing physio, and i reckon it's great! you don't have to walk very far to get between classes, and yeah, the food is really cheap! the only problem is that to even get to lidcombe, you have to do a round trip of sydney, especially from where i am, and with the industrial...

theres abit of maths in the subject biomechanics, and in 2nd semester, you can also pick to do either qualitative health research or quantitative health research. if u pick quantiative health research, then its pretty much a stats subject, and you do quite abit of maths in it. but other than...

it's in lidcombe, directly opposite rookwood cemetary, the largest cemetary in the southern hemisphere. if you look it up on whereis.com, you should be able to find it. its located on east st.

totally agreed.

i have mid semester exams .. i've got three after the holidays. =( it sucks ass, it really does. i already had one before the break, and i got my results, and i did shit - at least i passed, but i need to do well.

i totally agree

from what other people have said about main campus, a small campus is actually better, because people are alot friendlier, and it's easier to make friends.

haha maybes!

it's a pretty tough course, because you really need to learn alot of work, in a very limited amount of time. i've only been at uni for 6 weeks, and im already having one hour long exams!! but it's not as much maths or physics than it is chem and bio currently. theres only one subject...

hey i'm doing physio at usyd now - do we actually have classes with OT, in biochemistry? because the only class that we share with OT is intro psych - we do everything else with exercise sport science, or on our own. we don't even have a subject called biochemistry? haha im probably being all...

do u have an email, or can u send me a private pm message?

well - if u want a private tutor, give me a buzz! i was failing 3 unit too, but i ended up getting E4 in 3u for my hsc, because of my brother. nut yeah, just refer to the very 1st msg for more info!

danif - if you're really passionate about doing something, then you should pursue it, and not give it up because of a little aspect - shit i sound like some sort of therapist!! but yes, being a physio will be a good profession for you, if you do have wrist problems! because u'll have one of the...

yeah, i do know quite a bit, because i'm doing the course!! what do u mean by physically demanding? it IS mentally challenging, because it is a tough course, and i've found that during the 5 weeks that i've been at uni, i've been coming home exhausted, and i'm pretty much drained by the end of...

nope, and thank God for that. 22 hours is enough for my brain to hurt already. if you've looked at a timetable, and counted the number of hours, you've got to remember that ALL the tutorial groups have been timetabled, so you're not going to every single class thats been timetabled - only what's...