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i dont like the idea of being moulded by a company.. ill rather mould myself :)

hmmm cos I know from widespread opinion Macq is the best for Actuarial but Macq is overall a crapper uni than UNSW Ill consider combined law at unsw then :) and its even lower than combined law at macq which is surprising...

Actuary / LLB @ 99.45 :) but i wonder how a math / science nerd like me wud do in law

Macquirie? why? Other? why? If its Macq, I seriously don't get why it's the best cos the uni overall seems second rate compared to the big ones: UNSW and Usyd... And what combined degree goes well with Actuaries?

7 yrs for MBBSLLB, not that bad. 7 years minimum for a PhD. Ill email usyd, thanks xayma

heh... i agree with not understanding why some people do the lower-echelon subjects. When I started year 11, I knew why I was there. I knew that the coursework would be useless in terms of my career. I knew i wasnt in school to learn. No. I am in school to get my UAI. I'd ditch my HSC if it...

why are the marks so low for something so highly regarded (D av)... are the tests in uni designed to be barely survivable?

So I can do a BSc(Phys)? COOL! :D :D (i listened this time) pls, where can I get more info on this to verify you're not bsing? :p damn if thats true then thatll be sweet... ive got a new hope :) hope the uai isnt a bs 99.8 or something How high is that combo?

But at UNSW is adfa... i dont wanna go there..

I've asked this a few times, but now I'll do it formally: Is it possible to combine BEng(Aerospace) with BSc? It isnt asking much really... not like combining Med w. Law :rolleyes: And if the answer is no, then what do I do if I really want to combine with something? I dont want to only...

hey i do sique's subjects, cept philo :D *prays for 100*

nah convert it into sin2x and for 1) convert the cos into a sin, and equate heh ask in the math forums

a combination of unfriendly ppl, incompetent teachers and povo environment has contributed to my hatred of my school :(

sique got 100... omg is it a she?! -_-

hmm, now that you're in uni, have you found out anything else regarding the difference btn ur specialised BA and a normal BA? As in, when you graduate with ur degree, you can be a journalist whilst normal BA ppl cant right?

Its sort of a childhood dream of mine to get a PhD... from the comments above it seems like not many people come out with more than an undergrad degree. Is that true? Will I be above the vast majority if I manage to achieve my PhD dream? :) I know theres no aerospace industry in Australia...

Yea what he said... the workload isnt superhigh cos EE2 has a workload of potentially 0.01% depending on how srsly u take it. And keep in mind htat ppl that do both (i.e. me) arent super special or something... like, I'm topping all units of maths, but am coming below average for all units of...

All LLB's from UNSW and USYD. The rest become solicitors or... garbos? :p nah...

How good do i need to be to get an academic scholarship? cos I have no extracurriculars, and co-op scholarships sound pretty dodgey to a bludger like me :( hmmm Ill take your advice.. ill aim for aerospace cos i wanna do it :) but again, i have the fear of being majorly ripped off having...

damn... so why the hell would i want to work so hard to get into aerospace when, in the long run, its as good as a normal BEng? Yeh i know the uai is an indication of demand only, but then why is the uai so high for aerospace? the people who want in, who make it high must want in for some...