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Usually with cash in hand they would pay you a bit more that by the book, to make up for things you might miss out on with cash in hand eg. penalty rates, super

Re: UTS timetables Thanks for the advice guys, currently where i live it would be 4 hours of travel a day but should hopefully be moving in closer to sydney before uni starts. The only bad day seems to be the Wednesday but then again i was wondering is there much homework/work you would have to...

Re: UTS timetables Yeah good point breaks dont seem that great but a day off does !

Re: UTS timetables Im doing electrical engineering and was able to fit my timetable in to 4 days, not sure if to much is going on and whether i should space it out a bit more

maybe ....

nup

Bachelor of electrical engineering as a uts scholar !

Its hard enough getting in to med, if Uws gives you an offer take it straight away you'd be stupid to turn it down if your parents don't like the supposed image of uws. If med is your dream and you really want to help people then go for it, when you graduate you'll get accreditation by the AMA...

There's no point to.

Since its prelim it would depend on your school, best to ask current year 12 students from your school.

nope

yes

Depends on the questions sometimes they can ask for "related texts" or "at least one related texts" or "one related text " so in most cases prepare two related texts but whether you use both or not depends on how the well the texts fit the question

Mostly on the computer in my room. Did have my ps3 hooked up to 43" plasma via HDMI and optical cable to a bose surround sound system , playing COD or any FPS with 5.1 surround sound is just amazing

You could be as the formula for momentum is given on the formula sheet and the prelim course is assumed knowledge, I wouldnt be surprise if a trial paper asked this but unlikely in the hsc But I think this dot point is more about how the law of conservation of momentum allows a rocket to be...

I'd ring up uac to see if they can help but i doubt it since they explicitly said the last day to change preferences for the main round was midnight. I suppose you have to hope you get an offer for your 1st preference otherwise just change them for the late round.

Got an early jan round offer :)

oh, kelper's laws and newtons law of gravitation are covered in cosmic engine i think, these will be useful for the HSC Space module but you go over it again anyway in the HSC.

From memory it will help a bit if you do the astrophysics option in the HSC otherwise i think the only useful thing is blackbody radiation which you will need some understanding of for Ideas to Implementation

Yes of course as the university is the one giving you the degree.