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Your teacher is trying to scare you. Ripping off some of the pages of your assignment is in no way in-line with the definition of "academic misconduct". Academic misconduct refers to any academic dishonest act that puts you or others in unfair advantage. You can have a look at this to have a...

Yeah especially some of them couldn't even speak English properly and makes no effort in making the materials interesting enough to cover up their accent

To do well at some courses in uni, you need to learn independent learning as your unit coordinator will likely not be able to cover everything in deep for even a single topic.

You're welcome :)

I had a semester of distance learning because of COVID, and it was horrible. But for uni it was wonderful.

Also, if you wanted to do those Humanities subjects just go for it. I did legal studies and modern history and I am down with it. Remember to focus on the contents and argument development.

OP, the best approach is on your hands. If you think it will be better to do 12 units, then go for it and play with the rules. If you don't want to to 12 units but 10 instead, the best approach that you probably can do is to talk to the teacher that's doing the one subject that you don't want to...

I think it's better to just send us your transcript through BOS. Not doing English but just a general advice to make people respond to you.

Volunteer/Work as an RA at a lab at uni and publish on Nature so you get eternal job security before you even graduated from high school.

At the end of the day we just need to try our best at everything we do and learn from our mistakes.

Can't say much about the others, but in the Econ units of your comm degree it will be a good idea to just have an ipad to draw on, since it will be better to visualise the graphs. For my first year marketing subject I can't see the ipad to be more useful, since I mainly did a lot of weekly...

If you're doing B Econ, you'll encounter these concepts in your first year statistics or data analysis course. That's what I did in my first year econ data analysis unit, also hypothesis testing, p-values, chi-square analysis, ANOVA, t-test. If you haven't done it, it's probably a good idea to...

Depends how you define "accurate". The numbers were set down intuitively.

Normal distribution = Follows the 95-68-99 rule The numbers represents the proportion of the population that fits under the standard deviations. For example, If you start to check on the most average of the population, and you see that 68% of the whole population fits around that category, and...

I think that would be a mis-representation. Occupations are highly specialised, so there is no "disadvantaged compared to just doing a good degree". A Social Worker job will only care about degrees and attributions related to social work, sociology, psychology, etc. Also, you forgot about the...

Sorry mate, I take back what I said to you.

Mate, I know Psychology doesn't bring big bucks but it all depends on how strategically you approached during the degree. That works for all degree combination. People still get decent jobs in Humanities and Social Sciences because they did everything right. It all depends on how well could you...

Great. Take some time thinking about life and about how to approach uni.

Have you every thought of the option of majoring in Psychology in BArts and transfer to Bachelor of Psychology, and then proceed to honours?