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Depends what you want to be employed as You can't become a history teacher with an Engineering degree, for instance

then easy

That drop out rate is a combination of difficulty and the fact that Actuarial isn't for a lot of people if you think you're up for it, then you try it

wat

I think the question you need to ask yourself is, "How is my work ethic?" If your work ethic is good, and you make good friends who can help you out with stuff, you'll be fine

Armageddon :( :( :(

quite broad, you'll get the majority of industry-related maffs jobs You'll be very surprised at the level of mathematical competency of the populace...

wat we have to read tons and tons of material to get like a few lines of quotes for our essays and stuff the time you spend on that is ridiculous

yeah you manage your time well - you had 6 hours of school every weekday, that's 30 hours and you still had time to do stuff, right?

I think 200 metres worth of stalls at O-Week and over 200 clubs and societies to consider and a student union that costs $0 to join instead of like $50 or whatever it was is a lot better I think we would all enjoy a vibrant, fun-loving atmosphere over something that's less so Moreover, the...

Re: End looms for $150 million Opal card loophole used by Sydney commuters Read more "Saturday and Sunday will have daily caps of $7.20 (Adult), $5.40 (Concession) and $3.60 (Child/Youth)"

Re: End looms for $150 million Opal card loophole used by Sydney commuters Read more It makes sense why it's measured by distance, but this stupid "credit" thing and increasing travel caps... Would be better if they perhaps just increased the fares without the travel cap change

Re: End looms for $150 million Opal card loophole used by Sydney commuters Read more The only good thing to come out of this was the whole "we'll measure your fare by the distance you travel" thing, even though this means we can no longer Opal run in the usual way by overloading the card to...

naturally

blue it's more weddingy

if you were a cute girl, i'd call that "wife material"

wat USyd is the preference if UNSW does not accept her pls work on your comprehension skills as a future lawyer

Well if you're not smart enough to transfer then take the hint

well your first preference is unsw comm/law so you try unsw commerce first

how long is the degree if it's three years, you finish in november three years from when you start but you graduate (i.e. get the ceremony), in june the next year