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Re: 1800 SYD UNI Phone Number NOT WORKING. Today is last day for changing UAC Prefere They’re closed. I called them at 1:46 and they were open. Sorry :/

Sorry if this is a little late, however there's still time before the Legal HSC Examination. A few things to fix: 1) "The criminal investigation process has been highly ineffective at achieving justice for society, due to the Bail Act 1978 (NSW)" wrong start. Yes it's good that you started...

Alright, there's a lot of issues with your essay. First your structure is obviously completely wrong and your language is a tad informal. You asked for help, I'm gonna give it to you. Your introduction should contain your thesis, which is your answer and your argument. Basically your stance on...

Hello! I was curious to know if I'd have trouble in university doing Bachelor of commerce Majoring in Accounting/finance & Bachelor of Science (Advanced) Majoring in statistics? I reaised that stats is a hard degree but would it be too difficult for me doing 2U maths and not doing a bridging...

Yeah I probably won't do actuarial in that case haha. What do they teach in 3U that's so different and required in 2U?

Thanks haha. I'll probably end up doing finance and law only due to the fact that I'm very interested in law. Only one small issue though.. I don't do advanced english :/ I do standard. If I were to get band 6 in standard english would I still struggle with law? Considering band 6 is very hard...

That makes more sense. Thank you but now the next question I have is if law is a career to get into and if finance/law has a wide variety of careers open

Aleight. So if I were to not do actuarial studies what would be the best alternative and why?

Any reasons why a finance/law would be a much better option out of economics law and accounting finance aside from prestige?

Hi, I am currently at HSC level doing 2U maths and I had a few Questions regarding Actuarial Studies and finance. Is it still possible to do Actuarial Studies with a 2U level of mathematics? Or is it just impossible? If Actuarial Studies is crossed out, what would be a more useful degree...