Recent content by DheerChoudhury

Bro I've never been confident in my abilities, and being the only non-selective kid in a brown community of selective kids (family, friends of family) really made me question all throughout high school if I could even achieve my ATAR goal of 80. Sure it took work, but if I can do it from a...

Edrolo bro

Students site works for you?

I strongly recommend YouTube as a way of consolidating your knowledge. There are plenty of channels out there that basically lay out the syllabus for you in pretty much most subjects (or at least for the ones I did aha). One that I found moderately alright for consolidation was "High School...

When the credentials they gave you to login don't work ;-;

Bachelor of Science/Bachelor of Advanced Studies

For example: you get a mystery mark and every barista out there spits in your coffee

God whatever happens please make it so that band 6s on the list remain as band 6s because I can't take this anymore fr

According to the "QS World University Rankings by Subject 2021: Law & Legal Studies", UTS ranked at 61 while MQU ranked at around 101-150. This may be something to consider as you typically want the university with the stronger performance in your particular discipline...

Ahhhh I see...so then the main researching people can consider writing like a recommendation/put in a good word for future research or something like that?

Could you clarify by "got involved"? Do you mean you can start your own individual mini-projects earlier on?

Why is that?

Yeah that was definitely something I was considering doing, as it offers a lot of practical benefits. However, my offers are simply bachelor's of science without honours. Perhaps a silly question, but can I apply for an honours year within the course?

So basically right I'm wanting to eventually study as an astrophysicist, which will be obtained by an undergrad in science with majors in Physics. I've received offers to both unis but am tossing up between them. USYD - Course is a B of Science with a major in Phys. One interesting thing is...

Go to your careers advisor and/or call UAC ASAP?