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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...

Hey whats up Mary ;) Late round offers is basically anything after the main round, but before uni starts. And yes, internal transfers are the quickest, easiest and best way to transfer. You won't have to go through the UAC crap etc. You might want to check out this also...

That's the thing. Tri makes most of the arm size, compared to bi.

BABE look, don't try to confuse yourself. If you receive your 1st preference offer, but want to do something else. Before the next round, make sure you change your preferences around. So for example, move your 2nd preference up to the 1st, so that it will be considered.

Back in the days, I always hold a few leafs of paper on my hand throughout the school days. Not the best thing, but it's personal preference.

Ok, I lost. Exactly what I have always been thinking. Go blame ParraEelz.

This one.

I'm male, so your statistics won't work on me. I have reason to believe my one of a kind "manly mammary glands" are bigger than yours.

Which uni should I transfer from? Clearly, choose a that you are able to enter for commerce, but also you like their course structure. MQ seems like a viable option to choose from, I believe. If i'm successful in transfer from Mq comm to unsw comm, would I get into 2nd year comm at unsw...

Jealousy.

You are one unlucky, lucky guy.

WTF question is this? The only differences of someone getting 99+ would include: 1) Getting a good scholarship 2) Pretty much guaranteed entry into the course they want

At this point in time, there are around 7 rounds left before most universities start for Semester 1.

Damn straight. This is the answer.

The most logical answer. Also, an example of someone who talks too much with little experience will clearly realise nothing.

No problem, glad I could help.

Whether you are joking or not, if you're not eligible for EAS, then there is no way you will get straight into any sort of Bachelor Degree. You will need at least 10 bonus points & EAS to enter something.

I won't bother reading everything mentioned above, but I agree with this.

These two sources pretty much tell you all the topics you will do for 1st year engineering mathematics at UTS. http://handbook.uts.edu.au/subjects/details/33130.html http://handbook.uts.edu.au/subjects/details/33230.html

Yeh, he doesn't know shit. I do understand your advice, but I never considered getting a girl from a party. There is someone I truly have feelings for. Not the bs feelings I tell most of the girls I encountered.