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my friend was studying a bachelor of science at UTS and did his masters at Macq, and he said the girls at macq were much prettier.

No.

integrity.

I don't think it would be compatible with NBN. (speeds of around 100mbit a second). Even if it were, I presume the cat5 ethernet cable would be the bottle neck. Anyway i've gone through a few modem/router brands, mostly budget (below $150). I've gone through Billion, Tp-link, net gear, and...

I presume the wage would be minimum wage. You'll have to see if your position falls under an award. But minimum wage is $15.51 or so. As for what it's like, I guess you'd have to wait and find out.

Not really. But then again, I'd presumably be the main bread winner for the family. Intelligence definitely matters though.. Not so much, in terms of a degree, but in terms of common sense...

I really like this piece. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=945bEzPeu2M

It's a pretty uncertain economic outlook, there are redundancies in at least one or two big firms across most white collar jobs.. but yeah, i did read somewhere that only 40% of actuary graduates ended up becoming actuaries. if you're not really interested in becoming a lawyer, but becoming...

Yes I suspected so. Most people would first do their undergraduate here, and then study a masters or a Ph.D in Oxford/Cambridge/Harvard. If you study hard enough and have good reason, you might also be lucky enough to become a Rhodes scholar.

Always remember to indicate, and to check your blind spots :)

Why do you want to go to Oxford/Cambridge? they're now very expensive unis.

yes. good. medicine seems to have the highest pedigree at UWS, followed by law.

you'll get in no worries. they let anyone in pretty much. but yeah bump up your gpa above 5 and you'll be right.

first line : hi. 2nd line: good. 3rd line: good thinking. basically you just do the same degree at a different uni, then transfer into it and get credit for the units you already did. otherwise you can just do any degree, and then transfer over and have to start off new.

ask your head of program. usually you just repeat the unit? unless it's medicine.

yes your chances are pretty good. did you apply to uac?

1. yes. 2. no you just continue with the units you did in your arts to the necessary units you have to do.

i got 86 in the HSC for adv. english. adv english was pretty much fluff.

asset rich cash poor. guitars are my greatest asset.

you need good grades. distinction to high distinction average. i think the top 50 from any degree get into combined law at macq.