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Damn, looks I missed the chance to get the best McDonald's soft serve in town.

Wrong. A balance of all different nationalities is okay.

Leave him alone, he's doing his cardio routine. Keep up with that treadmill Crobat!

Well yeah, train rides don't last any longer than 1hr in most cases. If a whole group of high school friends follow you throughout the entire day at uni (if doing the same subjects), then forget it.

Yeah, that's your specialty.

Don't mix too much with your high school friends, they usually tend to make you stay as a child.

The term "skinny" is all relative. Other than that, I beat you.

When people talk on these forums about universities (unless specified), it's best to assume they mean ones inside Australia. Other than that, strawberrye is not human and answered all your doubts.

If someone wants to appear as being the smartest, at least win the Nobel Prize. Having a 99.95 won't mean jack shit, apart from generally having the highest chance for being admitted into the course. I'd prefer Riproot to be my personal doctor over any random 99.95 person, any day of the year.

That student is my man.

What subjects are you doing for prelim?

It depends on the building of your lecture and computer lab. If it's in the same building then, yes it's doable. However, if not you can leave like 5 minutes before the lecture ends and then go on from there.

Does it look like January 4 to you? If not, then it's not too late.

Sorry to break it to you, but a "fair-skinned" is pretty much white. FYI the color of a white person stays white, she isn't an African descendent.

This may not have necessarily been a racial attack. They just felt like bashing some random person, it happens.

Let me break things down for you... if you have the mental capacity to understand. 1) Use the conventional way to respond to one's answer by hitting the quote button. 2) Fix your grammar, spelling and punctuation. It's just horrible. 3) I'm not Indian, but I never said it was a racial...

Going to eat 3 certified organic Carrotsticks soon.

This kind of shit happens nearly everyday, but the media isn't able to show it all. Get over it... it's no surprise.

Re: Advice from a graduated HSC student on how to excel in senior year studies(yr 11/ Very solid advice as usual Mei. Any student who believes they are experiencing difficulties throughout especially Year 12 should thoroughly follow this guide.

You can officially enrol into classes, given that they don't clash. For example, you can enrol in a specific tutorial that suits you best. However, you can randomly select any lecture that doesn't clash with any of your other subjects, but you can attend another lecture that you are not...