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If I recall correctly, there's a separate cut-off for full-paying students (from what I've seen, it's usually 5 points under and doesn't apply to all degrees).

Let's all tone down the vitriol. Always space for a proper debate.

Is the engo the same one which tanked last year?

This is the defacto standard. Keep in mind, the ranks are determined retrospectively. The ranks are more or less just for your own information; they don't really mean anything in the end.

Seriously play it. I really dislike story-based games because they require a certain level of commitment (i.e. I jump to another game and then end up forgetting the plot of the other one). Persona 4 on the other hand...

There may be differences in terms of structure (especially in regards to compulsory units), but for all intents and purposes, they are the same.

Can confirm CSSA is not allowed.

Really into Persona 4 Golden at the moment. Could be the first story-based game I'll finish in a very long time.

Really into Persona 4 Golden at the moment. Could be the first story-based game I'll finish in a very long time.

Wouldn't suspect it to be really an issue. Simple run-of-the-mill work could be outsourced but the real high value stuff shouldn't be unaffected. From what I've read on the internet, it's a lucrative market if you have a comprehensive understanding of the work. Loads of systems have been...

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Look at the majors you want to do and start to break it down from there. For all intents and purposes, there's very little difference between the two.

I've slammed those electronic watches before but the Watch looks like an impressive piece of kit.

Would probably argue for option 1. There's a wealth of options available for graduates with those raw mathematical skills at the moment.

Great to see the deed is done.

No, there isn't. The best alternative is subscribing to a thread but that notifies you of posts for all responses.

How do you know it's unrealistic?

Nothing wrong with aiming to be the best.

It really depends on your majors. I would pretty much always recommend a B Comm over a B Eco because you should be able to major in economics in a Comm degree anyway. That way, you can double major in Econ and another Comm major. I'm sure you can double major in B Eco as well but the range of...

Yeah, that tended to be the attitude a few decades ago as well. Law has definitely gone through a boom over the past 10-15 years and I don't see it abating.