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pfft its a dodge degree

mebbe because lib studies has lack of yucky commerce compulsory subjects but u still get a com degree

oki doki any time!!! :D :D :D :D :D

B Psychology at sydney (96.15) then a whole bunch of other psych courses and adv science and lib studies (?!) ANU psych is last (UAI 76 if I really bomb out)

mines around 92 raw, it would be higher if I didnt screw up the trial!!!

well Maq reminds me of a giant high skool

hehehe..thats soo tru!! sounds like my skool

uni is fun, a lotta work but fun if you pick the right subjects i am in yr 12 but I did some uni subjects (aimed for HSC students) , and I found em interesting , mebbe u just picked hard subjects Da_monster i know lotsa ppl who love uni

I wanna leave, Im sick of skool already, stuvac should be longer!!!

there is a strange satisfaction with achieving a good titration score, as nerdalicious as this sounds I enjoyed the regionals a person from my school did a perfect titration in the nationals (thats a score of 0 for those who dont know) in the regionals one of our teams had 0, 0 and 50 for...

um no

hey get back to ur own forums!!

its not thaaat hard, its just a UAI not like a UMAT test, thank god

well it is kinda suss

I did mind and moral. in the winter skool (2002) and prob solving in science in the summer skool (2003)

i agree though they do have very nice scholarships the ppl i know doing accounting at UTS all applied and receive very nice cadetships to firms like prizewaterhouse, if you are serious about accounting, I suggest u check out the cadetships elizabethy

if unsw werent soooo inconvenient to get to Id go there and save a year btw UNSW arts degree is a bit on the dodge side, you cant do an accredited major in psych through UNSW arts, but you can through usyd arts...I find this bizaare

Libstudies has 2 majors too, an arts major and a science major, plus maths (12 cp) and 2 years of a language I would soooo do it, but it seems like a watered down arts/science to me. edit: actually Im more worried about how employers approach such a degree

well im lucky den i go to a school which doesnt spoon feed. oh btw do u guys still have time to join a bunch of clubs/societies?