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Hey man, this happened to me last sem and it was just because one unit was slow and hadn't finalized results yet. I wouldn't worry until after results are released :)

Hey all, Does anyone know how long a standard credit transfer might take? My application to internally transfer courses (drop from double to single degree) was completed on the 16/12/2016, which was when my credit application was automatically requested too. It's just been sitting there for a...

Oops - just noticed you didn't list UNSW as one of the unis you were interested in, but looks like same goes for MQ as your first year seems to be a foundational one which serves to cover the requirements somehow. Link here: http://www.educ.mq.edu.au/undergraduate/teaching_qualifications Pretty...

Hey there, As far as I know, at places like UNSW, the band 5 in English is more "assumed knowledge" than a prerequisite, ie they just assume you have a decent level level of written/ spoken English to grasp the course content & the eventual vocational demands if you enrol in the course. There...

I think you'll most likely get in, given that email response + some vague recollections I have of hearing about others transferring in similar circumstances :) Also, just curious, what faculties are you interested in?

To reiterate what others have said: sleep is imperative for achieving the best possible results, and you really do need to prioritise and break tasks down into smaller, achievable goals. I'd definitely work on your assignments first if they are due sooner, but when you get to the fiddly stage...

From experience, I can tell you it is possible. I got an ATAR of 97 from a school ranked 400+, with cohorts that weren't exactly great and included people who simply didn't try. The only thing that will hold you back from reaching your goal is YOU. Fix up your time management, get a better...

Hey buddy, I achieved a band 6s in 3 low scaling subjects identical/ similar to yours: Modern History, SOR1 and Gen maths 2. Here's a few little tips regarding things I did that worked: For your history, make sure you have a comprehensive set of notes completed well in advance of tests/exams...

when your none of the studies of religion classes at your school were actually taught about protestant denominations... ha.. :-( also what did we get for that darn statement question?

That seems to be a trend in the exams this year, ridiculous multiple choice questions... legal made me want to spoon out my eyes

The source is here http://www.firstworldwar.com/source/georgev_aug1914.htm But yeah, you make a valid point FlyingKanga. They were going to Belgium first, and France was going to be invaded. I could very well be wrong. The answers were all a bit funky, I'd say this one will end up being a case...

Are you sure question 2 was British Empire soldiers? I took empire to = not just Britain, and saw the little info thing at the top said it was the King's letter to the British expeditionary force, which wikipedia says is "The term often used to refer only to the forces present in France prior to...

Sounds good, in retrospect I wish I led mine with the Nazi line too. & in response to your other post, economics gets a little hard, I found it a little tricky too. One of the main things I talked about was Weimar's heavy reliance on the international business cycle, foreign funds and...

I endeavoured to balance the two, but wrote a little more on the Weimar content and the issues as I loved it, and also felt the need to establish how unstable Weimar was in order to contrast it with the stability the Nazis brought. Dealt with each of the areas (political and social together...

I hear it was around 86 last year, so I'd say somewhere around that for this year. Personally, I think maybe a mark or two lower as the essay questions were a little harder than usual.

I agree with the link thing too - I have no idea how people would have attacked the second question, with racial policy and consolidation. Would be interesting to know what line of argument people took. I did the first one, found it a little scary at first but as I got into it I sort of began to...

It was a pretty decent exam. WWI - pretty standard, probably even easier compared to some of the other papers, sources gave enough to sustain responses. National Study - I did Germany, the first question on how effectively the Nazis dealt with the political, economic and social issues that...

I chose is for the exact same reason, this case. The only thing the textbooks seem to say about accepting or rejecting is that the negotiation doesn't guarantee a particular sentence, ie length. Sounds like the plea itself is set in stone. And when you think about it... charge negotiation takes...

What did you guys get for the question which was something along the lines of what best protects international human rights in Australia? I was tossing up between common law and the Australia constitution, settled on the constitution because the whole "international" thing concerns external...

Just curious, how did you guys incorporate ICC for transnational crimes? I decided to steer clear of it as I wasn't too keen and could only think of crimes against the international community that had been heard there, and not TN crimes.