This is no doubt a big help when seeking employment. I chose to do a Bachelor of Science because I enjoyed chemistry during high school. During first year one of my courses was Molecular and Cell Biology, which I found extremely interesting. I was able in second year to change my degree to B.Sc. My long term goal is to undertake a PhD and become a researcher who can communicate with both English and Japanese speaking scientists.
University life is great.
There are many events during the year, such as O'Week and many clubs and activities you can become involved in. There is more freedom than in high school and you are treated like an adult. Even though lecturers are experts in their field, they are approachable, never condescending and always willing to answer questions. I've always followed my heart and I think this is the best way to do things. Adelaide Science gives you the freedom to decide which direction you want your life to take and I would recommend it to anyone who is interested in the area of science.