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I can't help you, but would advise contacting the uni, sending an email to an acedemic adviser or something

What units would you recommend taking for first year law/arts? and also how many law units should i do and how many art units? i'm majoring in politics and international relations

As the title suggests i was wondering whether first year students are allowed to enrol in 200 level units? I'm doing arts/ law and from what i can work out i have to do 14 credit points a semester, but as each unit is 3cp i'll end up doing 15. FRom what i can work out there are only two 100...

Have a look at what's in the news now and next year. That's what the top kids at my school did. The girl who came first did a thing on the court curse of the woman who accused the policeman of ripping of her Burqa, another girl did something on asylum seekers. Things like this stick out and the...

Hi I did the Crucible for the 2011 HSC, and ended up with 91 in advanced english. Here are some ideas - The Kite Runner (novel or film): related concepts include belonging to oneself, belonging to a relationship, belonging to a context, belonging has a price, belonging to religion/ethnicity -...

Hey, I got a 93 in Legal for the 2011 HSC and this is my advice, hope it helps. I don't think that there is any set structure for an essay. My essays were always similar in structure regardless of the topic however i know people that had very different structures and got similar marks to me. As...

what does everyone think for the band cut-offs for E4 and E3? i went in hoping for an E4, but the "ownership" thing really through me so i don't think i'll get it.

thanks heaps. hopefully i'll be able to bullshit it a bit. pretty screwed for legal, with ext on the same day. hopefully my rank will save me. do you reckon they're going to be specific in the option essays? they've always been pretty general in my opinion

I'm kind of stuck. i've just realised that i don't think i'm going to have enough to write if the crime essay is on international crime. our teacher really rushed us through it cuz we had taken so long on the topic so we only ended up spending 1 or 2 lessons on it. i like to have 3 main points...

ok. well yeah, i probably won't say much on it, but atleast a paragraph will hopefully make it seem less generic.

Well i had a look on the fair work Australia website and found this: http://www.fwa.gov.au/decisionssigned/html/2011fwafb7444.htm but i'm not sure whether i would be better of going with the stuff that i know alot more in detail, being discrimination and safety and using this to hopefully...

Is anyone planning on using Qantas as a case study for the workplace option for resolving industrial disputes in their essay tomorrow?

how are you all preparing for the double? do you memorise essays for either or just memorise the content? i'm feeling so under prepared for legal, but then again i've never really done much to prepare and i do all right. i'm ranked 2nd.

I don't know. i almost did the same thing. i spent heaps of time talking about source D, and then realised that it said source B and C so hopefullythey'll accept the source D stuff as my own knowledge. i crossed out all the explicit reference to the source. you might get 1 or 2 marks but...

I didn't mind the source stuff, everyone talking about it now is making me a bit worried. For the 10 marker, i just talked about the key battles mentioned in source D (ie. the Somme) and how they were intended as breakthrough battles and then there was some quote from the source that i used to...

I do and i had modern today and ext english yesterday.

You need theorists but you don't have to go into thorough detail about all their thesis and stuff. they have to be addin something to your essay as well, so don't just name drop for the sake of it.

i wouldn't be surprised if they specified. after the adv. exam (with belonging to place and mod B) was so specific i would expect them to specify. i just sincerely hope it's not too bad

do you think that they would specify only 1 related? also how has everyone structured their essays? everyone at my school has done it different ways, most by texts others have integrated and done it by paradigms or time periods?

Module B was so stupid. i'm sure heaps of people did well but it all just comes down to luck, on whether you had prepared an essay with it in it. I did Yeats and i can safely say that nobody in my school would have had among school children in a prepared essay. so stupid! does anyone know, do...