Umm Tom brennan is the only one I do. I do distinctive voices, into the world and something else. So you don't know any good related texts? :S
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Hey krn, I was wondering do you have any essays that you could share and do you also know which related text is good? I've been looking for some but they're not too great :/ If you could help me in anyway, I will be eternally grateful :L
No worries. What's your question?
Mate, the AUS-KOR FTA Agreement is close to being finalised.
Cheap meat for aaaaaaaaallllllllllllllllllllllllll.
Going to enjoy your Tteokguk?
Cutoffs could potentially be lower because the government has removed the caps on places within courses. This doesn't necessarily mean it will go down because it is up to the discretion of the faculty to choose whether they want to increase places in degree programs.
I wouldn't know if it is harder but I would recommend transferring between degrees which share similar units of study. That way you can credit some of the units in your first degree to your new degree.
Here's the link regarding Proxy Enrolment
http://sydney.edu.au/current_students/student_administration/enrolment/proxy_enrolment.shtml
The enrollment process differs between universities. I can't speak for UNSW but I think there's is online so you would have to ask. USYD's enrollment is in-person so you have to either be at the university or you need to designate someone as a proxy to do this for you.
ATAR cut-offs for courses are revealed at the same time as the Main Round offers are released.
I was in Myeongdong last time with a high school friend and earlier my mum told her to make sure I got a taxi back to my aunty's. I was just like fuck that, I got home by myself. Like a boss.
Fark, what a shit story.
Wouldn't the subway be the better option though?
nah I haven't watched korean dramas lately, i will be sometime sooner, if i get bored and cant find work
Well one time I was in SK, I went to Ilsan and it was -15 degrees which was pretty awesome. It sucks though because one time we were planning to go to Daemyung Resort but it snowed too much so the roads were dangerous.
Man, I totally miss Korean winters. You get your first hit of it and then you're hooked.
Presuming I have the money, I'm totally going to SK at the end of year.
Hey bro, how's the weather in SK?
LOLOL i need to see more of T-ara
With law/commerce, its not exactly double the work of a standard degree, its just a bit extra. For most of your degree, you will overload (i.e. one unit more a semester than a standard degree). Also, with law/commerce, you will be required to do less units, because some of them cross over into both degrees (like business law). Overall, the workload for law/commerce isnt too intense and its manageable if your motivated and have a decent work ethic. Be sure to let me know how you go with your preferences when they are released in January.
I think they are due in by the 8th of january and releases are apron 18th-19th january.
I think that to be in with a realistic chance of making MQ law in the final round, you would need a minimum ATAR of low 93. However, it is remotely possible that you could make it in with 91. There are some factors working in your favour. First, MQ law doesnt have intense demand and last year there were vacancies in law/commerce after the main round. If you dont make it in and you really want to do law, you should consider starting with commerce at MQ and try to transfer. If you manage to get a credit average (which shouldnt be too difficult for you), you would have a strong chance of making it in given your ATAR. Anyways, hopefully I will be wrong and you will be able to make it in first round.ahhh cool! Im doing a Bachelor of Commerce at UNSW because I got a Co-op Scholarship for Actuarial Studies so im really excited about that =)ah damn. What are you gonna do at uni next year? -
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