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But that said to become a forensic psychologist, I don't think you would specifically need a law degree and a psychology degree, it could be an arts degree (majoring in criminology) and a psychology degree As for a behavioral scientist idk but perhaps you could have a degree in psychological...

From what I heard I was told that doing a double degree doesn't always get you the single job e.g. Doing Law and Computer science will land you as working as a lawyer specialising in cyberlaw which I don't think is always the case Say you did Law and Psychology, there would be a range of...

A super detailed map of Australia (or a country he likes)

apparently if you go to UNSW and you're part of BSOC, most of the society is dominated by cliquey selective school asians and all the leadership positions are filled in by those selective kids

um...it really depends on the uni you plan to study at med for Usyd med is 99.95 and is a combined 7 year degree course. UNSW is based of UMAT, interview and ATAR and is a 6 year course WSU is same to UNSW and is a 5 year course (Please correct me anyone if I am wrong)

Re: UNSW chit chat thread 2017 I thought it was 3/3/3? Also how does transfering work if the model is in the form of a trimester?

Fitzpatrick and Cambridge are usually the better choices But obviously past papers are the best when preparing for exams

senior science and investigating science r 2 completely different courses so i dont think investigating science has more depth than senior science

yea Senior science is gone and investigating science will replace it but I hear investigating science will become the new "science extension"

I think this would depend on how 'flexible' your essay is and how often you practice adapting to different types of questions

It could be but from what I think you may be experiencing mood swings which is a common symptom of anxiety/depression

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Do you have a sample thesis?

Unfortunately this forum isn't catered to SACE students

Hey :) Unfortunately this forum is catered to HSC students as opposed to students from SACE

Doctor, lawyer, actuary.....i mean i don't think just because you have a job of a high status it will mean that you will earn a lot of money why not consider renting an apartment first then buying a house?

Hey there OP Everyone above has given really great advice and without doubt you should follow it. My recommendation is visiting a headspace centre (look for one up in your local area) and asking to speak with an intake worker

I think it's bc english is about expressing your ideas and evaluating useless texts as well as proposing arguments which (somehow) is supposed to benefit you in everyday society and tbh if they were going to do this they should make it more "logical" as opposed to basing it off novels, poems as...

Say it was either in the following cases: 1. Someone has a illness of some sort (mental/physical) and needs to spend money to recover faster(e.g. say they had a mental illness and had to take daily expensive massages to reduce stress levels which can cost a lot of money) 2. Say you couldn't go...

I don't think "fashion law" specifically but I guess intellectual property is a "pathway" Have you ever heard of a "patent attorney"?