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Granted Cumberland is a small campus, and does get shafted in a few things compared to main campus, but the smallness is an advantage I think. You get to know more people from diff courses over the uni. And you never get lost lol. It seems you're really interested in speech pathology. Go for...

I'm not sure if it still applies to prep for prac but you have to attend them, because they take the role and you have to attend at least 80% of the tutes. Prep for Prac basically...prepares your practice at clinicals, its good to go and get used to the practical side of things. I don't know...

The bridging courses will prolly help you, but it is up to you. I know a whole bunch of people that went 'wtf?' when we were doing the bio component of the lectures since they didn't do bio in year 12. Not that much maths in diagnostic radiography. The physics concepts are more important...

No ATMs at the campus. But I go to the Cumberland campus, so no one really cares. :(

+1 Also you're wearing radiation badges that monitor the amount of radiation (if any) you receive. If some machine is faulty and spraying x-rays, they'll pick it up. You prolly getting dosed with background radiation now anyway.

Not sure if this is 100% but I found it in the help section of MyLibrary: Never really requested anything, but I hope this helps. If all else fails, ask a library staff. :)

For DR its 3 years full time then a 1 year PDY (Professional Development Year). DR is quite a bloodless career, not counting first year lab session with cadavers and the occassional dip into x-raying dead bodies. But usually you deal with live patients. The course isn't that hard. Maths and...

2U Maths and Physics would help a lot. But you can go for bridging courses. I just reckon the course is easier if you have at least maths and physics.

Bioshock - looks amazing and freaky Splinter Cell Conviction - new. improved? maybe. i'm a huge SC fan anyway. Mass Effect - bioware makes kickass epic rpgs Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney Trials and Tribulations - cos i learn how to become a top-notch lawyer with nothing but a passionate heart...

Re: Post your Semester 2 timetable meh, i'm pretty happy with my timetable. the important thing is fridays off.

Haven't read any Orson Scott Card, but I keep hearing good things about it. For me I have to say that it comes down to a tie for favourite sci-fi book. Dune by Frank Herbert and Neuromancer by William Gibson. If I had more money, I would be buying sci-fi books like hotcakes.

lol...hella funny. and what's wrong with super mario brothers lol?

discipline is key. you have to study regularly, whether its 30min blocks or 2 hour blocks. remember that success is dependant on effort.

hard to say. definitely a chance in retail or where people need info. but i really don't think it'll be that'll useful in households, unless you want a really cool coffee table. is there a price tag?

that's good enough for me. but dammit, i'm going to need a new comp. looks hectic.

dude, an external gpu would be so awesome. i'm sure though about the connection to the computer though. will there be enough bandwidth with data shuffling back and forth? and what about any cooling issues?

the con library is open on saturdays from 10am to 5pm, closed sundays. you can buy a photocopying card from the library with a $2 coin, but i'm not sure how many pages of photocopying or whatnot are on it. as for location, visit the website at

i htink i have it as part of human biology and biochemistry, BIOS1156 for us MRS students and BIOS1126 to everyone else i think. the lecturer is dr peter knight, and that's about all i know. it'll prolly be okay. the notes are already on webct and peter knight is a good lecturer, so no worries.

omg that pic is over nine thousand! i never thought that a /b/ meme would make out off the internet.

if i remember correctly, to become a radiologist, you have to do medicine, then specialise in radiology.