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Are bridging courses a good idea for people who don't need it as assumed knowledge? Just in case i choose to change degree to one that does require assumed knowledge. e.g.enrolling in physics while i'm doing a medical science degree (assumed knowledge- maths and chem) Is it really beneficial?

I received an offer to do my second pref but after i accept it can i shift it down to my 9th pref and change my preferences so my new top 8 will be considered for the next round (and i mean replacing preferences with difference courses)? Any present uni students who have actually done this?

Oh man... I recently got an offer to do medical science but i'm having doubts for my creative zen. i was looking to utilise my conceptual thinking because i did visual arts for my HSC and i dont want to let that go... Is there a way i can still do some sort of designing after med sci (i mean...