Interesting content and good lecturers. However, definitely not a 'WAM booster.' Assessments are marked harshly. If it's uncertain you will make it into honours, you should consider doing the personality subject instead.

My favourite psychology subject in my whole degree. Really interesting content which is highly applicable if you are thinking if entering Clinical Psychology!

Interesting lecture content and tutorials- I think this is what most of us expected to be learning ALL the time in undergrad.

A great class with amazing lecturers. Highly recommend. Make sure you are consistently studying throughout the semester. It is content heavy and difficult to cram for the final. The content in this course will definitely be applicable in my future classes and careers.

Sooo interesting and relevant to becoming a psychologist

One of the best courses offered at USYD, lots of memorising but worth the knowledge gained!

This unit is the closest thing to 'psychology' that most people expect: lots of disorders and criteria to learn, however, not as difficult as it seems as most disorders are quite distinct. The final exam also has SAQs which are given to you in a list of 20 a week before so always a bonus- nail the SAQs and it's very easy to score well in the final exam.

Really interesting unit, great for people thinking of going into clinical psychology. Group presentation can be a bit tricky, major essay involves diagnosing a patient, but easy marks on the quiz and the final exam as you're given possible SAQs.

Abnormal psychology is what most people think of when the subject is discussed. It included depression, anxiety, personality disorders, and psychotic disorders such as schizophrenia. While the subject is interesting, there are many different names of disorders, and many criteria for each disorder, which can make the subject appear more challenging than otherwise.

Really interesting - this is the type of stuff you expect to learn about when you think of psychology. Some topics can be a little distressing, and there is a lot of memorising DSM5 criteria but it is really worth it!