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well that or another article that is based of the HBR that is going on about the importance of data scientists in the near future

use that 2hr loan at fisher and get some solid notes and whatnot done if you do happen to need it imo

lol what? of course people read their notes...

lol good luck

lol, so someone read the harvard business review

-Dont buy -Download from the internet -Borrow from friends or 2hr/overnight from the uni library -Second hand I spent around $20-30 on textbooks in the whole of last year

except that most people who go to UNSW law get bonus points. 2 points for duke of ed gold for example. usyd law offers almost no bonus points, everyone i know there got 99.7+

im pretty sure you can drop it even if you fail the test. i remember the lecturer/test instructor saying it was highly not recommended but i mean, if you treat it like a joke (which most people i know did) and fail (which no one i know did) i think you'll be alright dropping it.

Finished in 2013, found a bunch of textbooks lying around (Prelim & HSC) -pretty much perfect condition Jacaranda Chemistry 2 textbook -practice questions by topic for chem and two general mathematics textbooks. -D&T textbook -Latin dictionaries, workbooks and grammar books -Othello, Hamlet...

its a building project in sydney, so its at least 1 or 2 months behind schedule

usually you dont even have tutes week 1...

how is that helpful at all? the same person (making the best of what's in front of him) will have a better time at certain universities than other universities. if you think the social life at usyd is the same as a very small private college and all you say is 'it's what you make of it' then...

B. Commerce/B. Science (Adv. Maths) 2nd year

doesnt make a difference. no employer is going to give a crap if you went to usyd over unsw or vice versa. pick it on location, campus, social life and stuff that actually matters. i have heard that unsw comm is a bit easier than usyd in terms of exams and marks but have nothing to back that...

sorry to hijack but i have SAT books as well actually if you want some help with any of the sections or subject tests i can offer a bit of tuition, show you some of the patterns which you can hopefully learn yourself at home. pm me

often hard to double major across faculties. Eco and Finance, or Accounting and Finance is very easy but Accounting and Chemistry is harder to fit in (if even possible with straight commerce)

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chromebooks are great for uni, best to combine it with a PC or windows laptop at home for those random programs you sometimes need to use like Data Analysis in Excel or whatever. unfortunately broke mine 2 days before exams finished last sem.

yeah i can see what youre saying 100% was simply a natural transition for me, just like every year in school. Primary to high school, year 10 to 11, 11 to 12 whatever. Nothing really shocking as such. Still a tonne of memorisation in university thats for sure. More independent thinking, like...

whattt?? that doesnt sound right. so you have to get 90-95% overall, and then that would scale down to 77....