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I didn’t dance without leaving room for Jesus!

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So that’s what they meant when they said “Study smarter, not harder” 🤯

Tom shooting himself lel.

That’s understandable. We talked before.

3... hehe lol

Bad luck @Speed’o’sound Sonic and good luck for the future!

From a technical perspective, a dark mode like this on OLED displays helps reduce battery consumption, resulting in more browsing time.

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Yeah, as mentioned by @quickoats Deakin might be the better option for you.

I don’t think there’s that much difference between Deakin and Western overall (except the distance maybe). You can’t go wrong with either.

Times Higher Education ranks Deakin around the same as WSU. UTS is ranked a bit higher so maintaining a good GPA at UTS could be harder but not by that much I believe.

Since it's a Nitro 5, I would also assume it also has a good graphics card. It'll most likely be pretty good for both gaming and uni. My Acer Aspire 5 from 2018 has similar specs, except for storage (which I'm assuming would be SSD) and graphics: - i5 2.5-2.7 GHz - 12 GB RAM - 1 TB HDD - 940...

In terms of specs, the gaming laptop would have gaming specs, which are above what one needs for uni generally (except for maybe high-demanding courses). If you're studying a not-so-demanding course (mainly using Office), then the gaming laptop would be more than enough. Some pros: - Less need...

If this were me, I would drop 4U to 3U and keep physics. 3U still scales well and is generally easier than 4U.

Say you're a recruiter, you've got 2 applicants, they both have similar experience but one has a master's degree and one only has a bachelor's. Who do you choose? Masters degrees are also recommended for more senior roles like CEO, where you would typically need an MBA and a lot of experience.

No worries, all the best.

I'm pretty sure Computer Science/Commerce is more popular as in the degree itself. It would make sense that it also gives you more job opportunities as I really don't see how you would be able to use maths (although it's always great to be good at maths) in the IT domain. There are jobs which...

I think they meant that you can get a 99.95 ATAR with 94 in 4U.