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From what you told me I do not think it is advisable to do music 1 for the HSC.

You won't be allowed to drop either biology or business studies. A similar situation occured in my year and it ended up dragging my cohorts marks in one subject as they'd previously been studying but didn't bother for the HSC once they decided the subject wouldn't count.

How was everyone's first week back at University? Are people who previously caught the train coping with the new buses?

I wasn't surprised.

* Most universities offer Law as a dual degree, as it is difficult to gain employment as a lawyer so individuals have another degree they can "fall back on". * If you have a bachelors then a JD can be done afterwards (a "single" postgraduate law degree).

To kick off our first week of the Shift, we have a great week planned with free drinks from V Energy and goodies from Chobani available. Later, you’ll be able to kick back and enjoy our Hasbro games night or work on your heart health with the MyMarathon laps around campus. Full details below...

2. If you want to a law degree as an undergraduate you have to do it as a "dual" (double) degree http://www.law.unsw.edu.au/future-students/undergraduate/programs 3. Will depend on what you combine it with, and any electives chosen. But it is a maximum of $10,958 assuming you are domestic. You...

1. If you want to be employed as a lawyer you would be better of going to a G08 university. 2. JD is a "post-graduate" i.e if you decided to a single degree i.e bachelor of commerce as an undergraduate, you would then would do a JD. 3. Masters and JD are not equivalent courses. Masters is not...

Whoever thought that Reflections were a good university assignment to include I am not a fan of you ;)

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What musical instrument do you play? What are your current electives? How are you performing in them? Are you doing music theory exams? If not, then it might be harder? (I have not done Music)

People actually get bored after the HSC finishes.

Day 5 of the no train line situation. Lots of police (no jaywalking!) and heaps of excess transport people.

If they only have English as the assumed knowledge as the criteria, assuming you meet the ATAR you will get in. Universities don't have "hidden criteria".

Work backwards from your last exam. Consider which subjects you are struggling with, if you have room to "cram" for more subjects due to space.

Can you use SparkNotes to have a quick summary read over?

1. The complexity of the level of mathematics required would depend on your major. 2. Certain universities have mathematics as compulsory so you need to be aware of this. 3. 5.2 mathematics will suffice for most business majors from what I have come across. Classes that require mathematics...

5.2 should be sufficient then.

+ School holidays.

Can you manipulate equations and make "r" or "x" the subject? Can you do simultaneous and elimination equations? Can you do simple ratios? Can you input numbers into simple formulae? You would also need to be able to work out depreciation rates etc too. That is the hardest the mathematics has...