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They're all Session 2 only units, which means the unit guides haven't been finalised and posted yet. Probably will be closer to the Sem 2 start date.

'ol Westy must be going soft since I had him.

Not really in media. Law or medicine, maybe very marginally depending on the employer. Banking and finance definitely. But not really in media.

In general, tutorials are more akin to high school classes in terms of format.

It should have all been sent to you via an email, including your proposed program form.

You guys might want to check out this page: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Serious_game Serious games are simulations of real-world events or processes designed for the purpose of solving a problem. Although serious games can be entertaining, their main purpose is to train or educate users...

Mine was fuckin useless. So here's a vote in the 'no' column.

http://bit.ly/1aFFgiF It's a great resource.

It's kinda impossible to know, because it's a completely new degree. They are really pushing for a focus of leadership though, so be prepared to make yourself seem like one.

Uni is basically like the HSC twice a year.

If you can get into UNSW or USyd B.Com, do. But if you can't, MQ is one of the better business school alternatives.

Film jobs come much more from your portfolio of work than where you studied. All of the universities mentioned give you good base knowledge in the field. Pick whichever uni you feel most comfortable in and try to build up as many practice films as you can while studying, so when you graduate you...

Where exactly is uniwise held? I've tried looking for it online but I can't seem to find the info.

I'm doing a Writing major for the Arts part of my double degree, congrats!

Yay, can't wait!

Offers are open now :D Commerce/Arts for me!

Me too! *high-five*

Commerce/Arts @ Macquarie. Far exceeded the ATAR requirement for the course, but it's something I want to do so yay :D

Absolute error: the furthest by which you can be wrong; equal to half the precision of the measuring device or half the smallest unit of measurement. But then again my teacher said our school did it differently...

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