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Alors, je viens de finir mes études de 'Professional French A' la semaine dernière et maintenant je vais écrire comment je l'ai trouvé comme j'avais promis de faire dans mon dernier poste dans ce 'thread'-ci. Dans 'Professional French A', les cours se composent d'une conférence, qui dure une...

Re: I am psychologically messed up. Done 0 work from start of uni. WANT TO KILL MYSEL Take RookieLaw's advice to the letter. What's in the past is in the past. You can't do anything about it, so don't dwell on it and therefore then freeze; you did your best and did what you thought was right at...

Just some Buddhist thing on how everything we experience is nothing more than a thought, and since it's a thought it will pass.

A very interesting read about how the age of losing your virginity can predict what your future will be like. http://www.psychologytoday.com/blog/insight-therapy/201304/can-your-sexual-debut-predict-your-future

Actually, wait. Are you sure? Your programme is from the faculty of science, not arts. Call the science guys up to double check as it says right there in the handbook that for your programme you can do a minor in economics and therefore economic courses in this double degree. Just in case...

Hello. Yes, doing economic courses is possible with the Bachelor of Arts. No, you choose your major during 2nd year. Same with science. You can do whatever first year courses you want during your first year in the areas of specialisation that are shown on the programme description on the...

I did PHYS1111 last year. The lecturer said the failure rate for the first semester of 2012 for this course was 30%. Apparently, the failure rate is higher for PHYS1121 and PHYS1131. All respect for those who do higher physics.

Also, probs best not to join as a officer as you don't learn many skills that could apply to the civilian world except for management. Enlisting in the army is the best way for learning new skills and getting your hands dirty, and if you fancy then being an officer after a few years in the...

Go for it.

There was this good show on 'Hamlet' just on the ABC on Sunday called 'Shakespeare Uncovered'. You should check it out on iView. http://www.abc.net.au/iview/#/abc1 Or you could just have a read of the 'Hamlet' article on sparknotes.com and work your way from there.

Listen to French whilst reading transcripts of it is the best way, I reckon. Here's a good site for it- http://www.tv5.org/TV5Site/7-jours/sommaire.php?id_dossier=440 RFI (Radio France Internationale) has daily 5 minute podcasts with transcripts as well. I think it was called 'français...

If you want to get up the ranks as an officer, you would need at least a bachelor's degree; I think you can't be promoted higher than the rank of Major if you don't have a degree, but I could be wrong. Most, if not all, of the officers in the Australian Army now who are of high rank have uni...

Hey, guys. I was looking for some past exam papers on the library's catalogue and found nothing. While I understand that they don't put up past exam papers for some subjects, I searched up for past papers for a subject (BIOS2061) that I saw were available the last time I checked, which was...

Re: Can I do a major in hispanic studies and a language stream of spanish for int stu It's best just to ask the people at Morven Brown in the School of International Studies.

You might think this as silly, but clicking on the links under the subheadings 'Notes' and 'External Links' on the wikipedia article on the Irish Easter Rising might prove to be very helpful.

This is a bit off-topic, but anyway. At uni, if you plan to study biology there, you kind of need some background in chem to understand some of the content.

I think she is just trying to say to you to read over your year 11 notes again to get some more info on this for your essay. But, oh well, at least she was trying to help you, dude. It's the thought that counts; the whole world, just are they thoughts. Anyway... I would structure it exactly as...

I would dare to say yes. My reasoning for this is from knowing that in one MH history class taught by Bruce Dennett at Baulkham Hills HS, everyone in the class except one person got a band 6. When I did the HSC back in the day in 2010, 20% of the people who did French Continuers in the state...

I think that the question is trying to ask you to explain the theory of Communism (what its ideas and principles are) and then to give examples on how people have tried to put the theory into practice throughout history (Communism is not very rosy when put into practice. Read about Stalin, the...

Yes, and the room will be numbered as 114, not 14. Yep.