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Also Kolmias to answer your pm, I like my course so far its fun, though I can only speak about the beginner core units that everyone has to do as thats all I've done so far.

Yes, you can definitely put all your tutes among 2 days and maybe even all the lectures depending on their time slots. Next sem I only go in twice a week with the optional third day to watch 2 lectures (that i would otherwise watch from home).

Use the search function. This website is filled with lots and lots of advice which gets repeated over and over.

So so easy

Just had an accounting exam where i didnt attend 4/6 lectures it was based on, read the lecture slides the night before and on the morning of the exam. Fully confident I got 85+%, shit was ez, ill get my marks back soon though.

Snowflek man you go ham on predictions... go ham on your schoolwork

If you are consistently getting 90%+ (preferably 95%+) you can definitely get a 99 atar without maths. It will be hard though (getting 99 with maths is hard as well) so you'd best study your arse off and do well.

Finance is dank as if you would wanna delay it

At that point, who cares lol

Know a guy who got into Western Sydney University computer science with *

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A very rational answer from D94 once again lol

Thats a heavy burden to get rid of :)

If you are expecting all band 6's that guy is so wrong, you'll probably get 95+

Ok so most subjects are 2 units, except extension subjects. Your best 2 units of english are taken and then your best other 8 units are taken to form your atar. You will only ever have "Half of mathematics" count towards your atar if you have 11 units and mathematics is your worst.

Exactly what I was looking for, thanks. I'm gonna stick with my degree :)

I can tell you that you shouldn't buy from the library cafe, its bad. I've heard that the coffee near MUSE is good (though I've never had it)

Legal and Business are the most boring units ever, though if you don't mind just straight mindless rote learning, you could get good marks in both of them.

Actually screw it, the finance major doesn't touch on a few units that sound interesting

Is there any reason why I shouldn't swap my applied finance/ commerce (accounting) degree to Commerce majoring in finance and accounting? The fewer units involved means I can start working quicker or take the last few semesters easy with fewer units and intern or something. The difference in...