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Is a prescribed text for that module so do not do this as a related text.

I have moved posts into the appropriate forums. If anyone wants faster responses I encourage you to actually post in the appropriate forum.

It sounds like you should drop Chemistry.

Thank you.

Joining us I hope.

Which institutes?

Ooh tempted for meetup

Hi guys, Does anyone universities that offer the JD with scholarships/online/CSP supported places? Looking to save up and was hoping to spend about 40k or less if possible. Regards, Blit

Unit Code: BUSL320 Year and Semester Taken: 2017 S2 Lecturer: Catriona Workload: High Difficulty: Moderate Assessment Breakdown: 5% Weekly Homework You get half a mark for a decent/good submission attempt, and the best 10/12 submissions are counted. 5% In-Class Presentation Would recommend...

I've started to review some subjects and would encourage everyone to also do some so we can build a good resource for current/future students, and encourage more sharing.

ECON110 Year and Semester Taken: 2018 S1 Lecturer: Marjan Difficulty: I found it Easy others found it "Moderate". Workload: Light/Medium Assessment Tasks: Online Quizzes: These were untimed so you could have your textbook/notes open whilst doing the Quiz, and you don't have to worry about...

In terms of preparing Maths and English.

Not easy but doable.

Undergraduate is done!

Congratulations

Are all exams 10 am or later this semester?

That advice is amazing :)