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Much thanks guys. I'm feeling a lot better about this.

That's a huge relief. So in terms of conceptual difficulty and workload, what level of hsc math is this course comparable to? Wish I could do the bridging course but I'm too far from unsw ATM to be there. I heard that this course has some 4u proofs. Is this true? Sorry for all the questions...

I got 81 in 2U last year and am trying to go over the basics of 3U before uni starts. Do you think I'll be able to handle MATH1131? If not, what are my options? Can I take a lower math course and defer MATH1131 to another semester?

I hope it's a rarity. My friend used to eat in class all the time. Tuna sandwich, crackers and ranch sauce, sausage rolls... They're like people who use public toilets for a number two.

Awesome idea, thanks.

I'm looking at several hours of tutes/lectures as well. Any tips on keeping focused and awake? Drugs and heaps of food seem like the only options atm.

Re: UAC Offers 2011 - Downloadable I'm in that course too. I almost didn't put this as my preference because I didn't see it in the uac book.

Eels vs storm was an epic! And billy Slater ya sook, elbowing Hayne in the neck while he was being tackled by 3 other players was low.

Yeah, that's right. I remember the standard teachers only gave you a basic structure of a creative story and then they were like, "right, now go write a creative story from it".

Why are they cringe inducing? It's like going to school with my mom lol.

Sounds like you do engineering. I managed to schedule most of my classes from 6-9 pm last year.

Thanks.

I avoid afternoon classes like the plague, it's so darn hot on the walk home.

Which one do you prefer more and why? And mention the degree are you studying. Personally, I prefer night classes. The campus is a lot less crowded and the atmosphere is nice and calm. Plus, it's cool in the evening so my concentration levels are much higher.

The most realistic advice I think. Going to another teacher and getting another opinion will give you a sense of closure at least.

Rosie O' Donnell or that fat scottish lady that got a makeover.

Those refill papers with the plastic stuff in the margins, dividers for each subject and a huge ringbinder. Don't like exercise books because the covers get all bent and I hate bringing a backpack to uni. It's just convenient to just have one big thing to carry with my arm. Come lecture time...

Gaze at, eyed, cast a glance at, regard, scrutinize, admire, gaped, goggle, studied, surveyed, watch, contemplate, inspect, squint, glare, glimpse or behold.

Huh?