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meh but i gotta say, there r alotta mucher dumber ppl doing acst than us 3. like 1/3 of them are fee paying.

ooh wen u said 30% left, i thought u meant 30% left, as in, left, as in...go bye bye

cant remember for sure now, but I think so.

i think you're being too optimistic there I believe the drop out rate is somewhere around 70% Some people argue 2nd yr is the toughest, however some of the current 3rd yrs reckon 3rd yr is the hardest. The $2500 per year is the super innovation award, given to any mq student with uai of...

$17 an hr at prior?! my fwend's been teaching there for 1/2 a yr now and she gets paid 55/hr to teach 4u maths

oh and 1 more thing it's spelt actuArial studies, not acturial dw, i only realised that a few weeks before I chose my preferences. you're probably thinking "aw wat..actuarial..dats hard to pronounce".

ok... unfortunately (for you), today was the last day of lectures for this semester. Lectures will commence next semester but that's about a month away. I can give u lecture times and location for next semester (when they are confirmed) if you're interested. Hours of study depends on your...

yer yer celebrate now but next game, maroons win

ye... all 3 mods of macquarie uni are studying actuarial ur question is too broad for words to describe... we'll be happy to answer specific questions For people that are really interested, you can just come down for a lecture. No one will notice a stranger.

every team i want to win loses so go maroons!

yup chemistry for me was a solo effort

i did phys our skool had tough internal exams. They were really really picky, so when we had the final hsc exam, it was like a push over. My raw marks at school were 60s-70s. But after scaling, my internal was 87. HSC exam mark was 93, so ended with 90. One thing with all sciences, is to...

not really easier i think it's coz ppl study hard b4 the hsc. So especially for things like chem and phys, they understand things aot more in depth then b4. Hence they find it easier.

i'd like to think appl finance is broader than econ but these days, lots of ppl get an econ degree coz they dun wanna be specialised

ye, they're all combined degrees ppl do actuarial/law coz they wanna sound like a freak im doing combined appl finance. although i have pondered about tranfering to combined comp..but den i fink wats gonna happen to me if sum1 invents a new type of comp with much better AI. mq isnt the...

chem for me was like stuffing a load of useless garbage into my head. walk into the test and excrete the info i didnt study for it all year long, summarised the syllabus b4 the final exam and just got into band 6. So as everyone has said, chem, like all the other sciences is something that's...

*thinks back to last friday* *chuckles* *looks around* *chuckles some more*

oh mate, talk about the car industry like either general motors or a euro brand like VW or audi you can then talk about china's increase in cars etc

ive never heard of macroeconomic reform... although the funds from super add to savings and are good for external stability. my degree is mainly based on insurance and super, and i can tell you, the intro of super is not for gathering funds, its more for the preparation of the aging aus...

cmon guys chess is just different compared to other sports in other sports..say rugby u test ur strength, agility and stamina in swimming, u test ur stamina and technique but chess is different, it tests the muscles in your fingers. think of it as weight lifting. that's a sport right?