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somebody sad that the asians are the not the master race?

Jesus christ even a quick wiki will get you an answer https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Model_minority#Invisible_Model_Minority:_Africans go verify the sources yourself.

jesus christ its a fucking table. go to page 374 of the article and you'll get your answer and stop being daft. youre the one that claimed 'no where in the source' does it mention it. learn to speed read. what are you the gestapo of referencing?

It's all about dat curve especially in law. It's easier to get higher marks at the lower end uni's. I have heard from a friend who did econ at mac and said UNSW 1st year econ stuff is 2nd year mac econ... so there's that.

P374 on the harvard article or p 6 on PDF. Go read it carefully.

Always have good EC's since it builds your resume anyway. Having part time work experience or being a member of a student society/sports is all good.

Tell that to my friend's family. Dad works at corning pulling 500k USD a year as a engineering manager. Eldest brother is an engineer at intel and grad' from Sloan school of business (MIT), other brother worked for cornell as director of admissions and now works at stanford in same role...

never go full retard.

It's actually quite common for new migrants to push their kids harder than those who have lived here. Compare second gen asian australian's v first gen asian australians. Completely different level of expectation. African immigrants in the US outscore every other immigrant group. It's more about...

Usually it's easier to gain marks at lower end uni's as the skill of the cohort isn't as good. But if you put a D student from Go8 against a D student from tier 2 uni's, the Go8 will most likely win out if the same assignment is graded.

It's all about balance. It's about pushing your kid to their fullest potential and build a sense of responsibility and work ethic. If you have a child who can score As and is just getting passes then something has to be done. If you have a kid who can score only passes that's fine too.

credit. It all depends on how many people apply, but anything above 70 WAM would be competitive.

lol you dont need a degree for real estates. its all about sales skills. the pay for agents is all commission and usually 1% of sales price.

it really doesn't. UNSW has always been known to top engineering in the country.

that's usd anyway, 100 aud is worth 70 USD I'd put my money in Disney stocks and when star wars comes out, it's a fucking boom. same with EA when battlefront comes out. Tbh you're better off putting shares on index or across an entire field of companies.

depends on the projects involved. if its a chinese developer there's gonna have a higher % of overseas buyer. locally based developers will have a lower percent, maybe 10-20% of new projects.

apartments are better. if you buy a house and lease it out you're gonna have a bad time with land tax.

0 legal rights. only way for you to get centrelink is become an independent through work or live with a de facto partner.

well that makes you as much of an aussie as anyone else ;)

builders are the worst people to deal with. they extort the fuck out of developments by being super slow and saying shit like 'mate i got another job i cant be there etc'