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I'm in yr 12 atm and wish to study medicine - however in the case that I don't get in, and I wish to re-sit the UMAT next year and re-apply, what do you think of taking a gap year? Or entering an easy degree so as to maximise umat prep all year long... thoughts?

Anyone have any ideas as to what to look at if I'm viewing democracy and civil liberty? That is, an alternative view of democracy; how individual/ collective rights can and have been violated under democratic systems?

that's pretty funny considering leftist economics don't work and generally make everybody worse off (socialism's great till the rich run out of money)

Really though? How 'free' are you to think what you want if your course if inherently going to be biased? Conservative thought/ideology was used for comedic effect during one of the lectures I attended, and the entire class of students would laugh/ agree....I'd say if an individual was more...

Where does usyd arts lay politically? Is the uni, or more importantly, the content of the lectures (and the professors/lecturers themselves) primarily based around a leftist oriented bias? I ask this because over the past two days I've attended a series of lectures and all I can notice in...

I think of strength more as an ambition to withstand and endure life's hardships, maintain integrity during times of weakness and fight for what you love most: not a selfless succumbing to difficulty and hardship. In short, a pretty masculine version of what it means to be strong. But I think...

Okay so to begin, inflation refers to the general rise in prices -> I.e. an increase in the cost of living... Keep in mind that inflation is often a combination of the four causes you mentioned (so don't think of them separately so much as issues that can occur concurrently in an economy)...

Here's a suggestion... Ready? Wait for it Wait for it think.

considering this is a presentation and not an exam-based essay I'd look at broadly overseeing the history of Australian microeconomic reform (1970s and onwards) in the first few slides (obviously defining it prior to this and expanding on how it can radically change the structure of the economy)...

a higher domestic inflation rate will mean that domestic exports are more expensive and thus less internationally competitive. for ths reason, demand for the $A will fall, and the ER will depreciate - think of it this way, factors that makes aussie goods more expensive will cause the ER to fall

1. A higher domestic interest rate makes it more attractive for foreign investors to store their funds in domestic banks (because a higher IR means a higher return on savings) - in order to do so they must exchange their currency for $A, leadng to an increase in demand for $A, and thus an...

It's still plagiarism - to avoid it, just site the source (According to the Oxford Dictionary, destroy means...). What?! So you're saying you can't recite a definition word for word from a hsc textbook?

someone tell me how to reply directly to somebodys comment dammit!

Nobody asked you to cite anything, and relax, my comment wasn't directed personally toward you. BUT, as with any form of argument, I think if a feminist (or any other 'ist' for that matter) is going to argue a point, they should have some form of data or logical hypothesis to support their...

On the topic of degree discrimination: is a gender degree, history degree, sociology degree; any arts degree in general, not inferior to a specialized degree? From an employers perspective, a Commerce degree majoring in finance is a lot more valuable as compared to an arts degree majoring in...

the number of butthurt feminists unable to construct coherent arguments who solely rely on rhetoric and strawmanned logic is also rising, at that!

Any feminist or otherwise who argues that female 'oppression'/ patriarchal dominance still exists is plain stupid: - Ohh, only a small % of females are in positions of power?... Maybe its because males are more economically efficient...A male will work 30+ years on avg UNINTERRUPTED, as...

what did u get for economics

HI Tan

You have 50 minutes to write out a pre-planned essay that you've already been given the question for. You memorize the essay back to front. how much can you write?