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pfft ACCC grad program. I know a girl that got in to that with a GPA of about 5, the only thing she had going for her was that she was elected to be a representative in the law society. What GPA do you need at ANU to get a medal? And do you only get them upon graduating?

oh and in regard to the second part of your question - yeah HD's are given out, they're just as rare as rocking horse shit in law. to give you an example I'm doing law/psych and so far I've gotten a HD for every psych subject i've taken but for law I'd say i've got a HD rate of about 35-40%...

I imagine that it is very difficult to establish fail rates. However here are a couple of ways i can imagine it being possible: - sometimes course conveners may state the fail rate for a particular course in the introductory lecture (especially when it is notoriously high) - If all...

I imagine that it is very difficult to establish fail rates. However here are a couple of ways i can imagine it being possible: - sometimes course conveners may state the fail rate for a particular course in the introductory lecture (especially when it is notoriously high) - If all...

hey neo what's your GPA?

Does anyone know why ANU never forgets your high school marks. It's such a stupid system. For example when applying for UQ, if you've done one year of tertiary study then they disregard your high school marks and assess your application solely on your GPA. It seems odd that I can get offered a...

Hi, I'm considering moving down to Canberra to study at the ANU next year. As such, I am hoping to transfer to a Woolworths' store near by. If anyone could tell me what store/s (if any) is/are close (just suburb names with stores) to the ANU Campus I would be most grateful. Thanks a lot...

just give up and work in the steggles' chicken boning factory

hey unco what was your high school UAI (or equiv), and your first year GPA? Cheers

I I don't get in, I'm coming down anyway...

the university the person is referring to is griffith university - the lecturer they are referring to is Dr Bronwyn Statham

if you do call, say 'with regard' - the singular noun is correct. 'with regards' - the plural form, is poor usage.

proud?

why Jonhs?

chances are, in my view, slim.