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To put it simply, yes you need historians quotes to support a response, but fully fledged historiography analysis is not essential.

I dont know if it differs between offer rounds and faculties But I got an early round offer and basically you get a sheet that says you've been given an offer with a link to the usyd start page You don't need to accept or anything you just have to enrol in late January and that acts as your...

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Hi all, I'm offering free essay checks and cafs advice to any interested cafs students. I achieved a 98 (state rank) in the hsc and would really enjoy helping others who wish to improve in this subject. Any further questions or interest, please feel free to PM me or reply to this thread...

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Title ^ Do we pick our subjects that day? Thanks :)

How do I accept my undergraduate offer? looks like we just rock up on the day to enrol they didnt mention it at the lunch thing :P

I've received an early offer, to accept that do I simply have to attend the enrolement date? Thanks

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Usyd only does early round if you're a successful e12 applicant

I'm planning on opening a bank account and in order to do so they require a student id number When do you receive this number? Thanks!

Dont think its essential to go, more of a mini orientstion sort of thing

Think if you own your home you'd receive some other benefits besides youth allowance and it should be your income and assets once you're 18 and if you're not dependent on them Maybe call centrelink (terrible I know) and they can work it out

You sound a lot like me when I started my pip, all of those ideas are making my head spin too ^ Generic advice: Read. Reading about your broad topic area (education- perhaps across different cultures) will lead you on to new areas within that broad area. From there you can narrow it down to one...

My "ugly" subject was chem For me, it frustrated me so much that I waged war on it I wasn't going to let chem win so I studied it and kept trying to have the satisfaction of winning .... yep not competitive at all Ended up with a Band 4- exciting stuff for someone who originally didn't...

1) 6-8 mark questions These are actually quite important even though they aren't the questions worth the most, little mistakes add up It's good to use the DEAL idea (how cool I didn't know there was an acronym for it!) for each concept you discuss (perhaps two or three) To get used to verbs like...

I found that the syllabus is useful as a guide for structuring notes To structure them within the dot point I tend to do the following: 1) Definitions related to the dot point 2) Key acronyms associated (in GIC for example a core one was SLEDAGE, factors affecting access to resources) 3)...

*bump* any ideas when? Keen to see how everyone went

Look forward to it :)