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No, I'm trying to get banned + account permanently deleted. But really, SylviaB is god.

Did you sit your HSC in 1998? Clearly, living the high life with your high IQ. Fuck, you're god.

yes you will. if you work to the best of your ability and get less than 80 (assuming atar aim 90+ and miss out on your course), you will most likely hate yourself. "try your best" has been proven to be one of the shittest motivators out there (O'Connor 2013).

what do you do for uni? (unless your course doesn't have written exams) The whole medical condition excuse is such a load of crap. How did people write all their school years? (not just you, just in general a few others who typed it too and don't have broken wrists or 4 fingers) I only...

good point on the finding the new job. But for casualisation it depends, it could be beneficial (lecturers try their best to explain everything and make sure students like their lecture --> positive feedback and they stay in the job). But it can be place unnecessary stress on them, which can...

calm down buddy, the mark you got isn't half bad. My school had only 2 band 6s in 2u lol (because most 'serious' kids did 4u) and I was second throughout the year until trials (other girl was pretty smart). So you definitely have time, its a fairly simple course, doesn't take long to catch up. I...

I'm not really affected, none of my comm teachers go on strikes, they are all paid high enough. Although some are crap and don't explain shit properly, uni IS self study + consulting with peers etc, can't expect every lecturer to be amazing, I don't. From the little information I know, the...

haha I find it fucking hilarious how people get so passionate about strikes and 'future education'. Strikes don't really do shit (except hassle people and create inefficiency) unless the majority USYD takes part in it. Which won't happen. And you're right, most of us aren't bothered for these.

hahah, yeah I can verify that, some people get into UTS Law that way too. Because UTS, unlike MQ, has some special EAS scheme. Every uni has good/bad lecturers (iirc UWS has atm, the best lecturer in Australia according to some award?), so far I've had 2 GREAT lecturers, a few good ones and...

good uni guide's ratings are bullshit.

Re: I am in a huge dilemma. Help please! Mid year entry Eco or Comm, or Combined law YES! Why not try eco/law? you can always change to eco/arts if you want.

My accounting lecturer gives UTS shit. seems to be the norm. And, you can always transfer from Mq to USYD/UNSW.

Re: The Official Football Thread fuaarrr, all german CL final.

1 core subject is economics (although I do another as an elective). The rest is accounting, management etc. It would certainly help, I mean if you love eco, you should find the economics related subjects relatively easy to understand. At UNSW, they had opportunity cost and comparative advantage...

definitely NOT a chromebook. It depends. For uni you see atleast 50% with macbooks. Others have tablets. I think tablet would probably be the best - with keyboard. you can easily doodle over lecture notes + type with ease. The only problem with tables though - small, can't keep two windows open...

Re: The Official Football Thread once a dirty dog, you always are on. He isn't even good lol fuck. Only hyped up because he is all liverpool has.

Haven't looked at physics in a while, but note the word "mass". The mass does not change. The astronaut could simply get the weight on the beam balance (w=m.g) and divide it by the known gravity on the surface of each body to calculate its mass.

Re: Ive had enough. 100 percent gonna fail this elective. Pls help with options. this. relax m8. I'm sitting the same midsem and got 0 in last week's tutorial "surprise" quiz. 5 days is probably enough to study.

meeting Bos people. I'll come (Y)

0%? are you sure you aren't entering things wrong? My accounting is really basic stuff man. good luck.