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Re: Am I allowed to live in a college at UNSW if my fam lives locally? Im from Kingsf Of course, you just have to apply. There's no restrictions, I believe.

By Week 12, my English lectures had that many people in it. dw

not much, just the usual, i learned how to play 'hearts' two days ago! :p Anyway, if you're not sure - I think you should do some course research beforehand, look at the courses you need to do for each major, etc. You'll narrow it down surely. Of course to get into Commerce you'll need to IPT...

omg its Lpodnano! sup I think you should transfer based on you wanting to do Commerce more than Law, but what jobs and careers are you thinking about after you graduate? Also triple majoring is... overkill, imo. You should find one or two passions and gun for them.

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If you leave at 9:55, you should get to Matthews at like 10:05 or a bit later. That's pretty much 3/4 of campus you have to walk, and up stairs too.

Motta at his best: (courtesy of 'Alberto Motta' like page)

Depends what tutorial it is - what subject area are you thinking of? Like maths tutes are just sit there and the only interactivity you'll probably get is telling the tutor what questions you want answered from the problem set. Others like philosophy are like 80% class participation driven...

just checked facebook it's all pink *sigh*

exactly Or the bus would stop in the middle of Foveaux Street or something on the way to Anzac Parade and we were boarded by transit people.

You think a 45 minute commute is bad? I have to travel double that to get to UNSW. Also I think UoW > UWS in terms of prestige anyway... I may be corrected on that - but I would personally, given that choice, go to UoW. Beach there. Nice-ish place. Great fish and chips shop near the beach near...

Train buddies are even better. Same girl I mentioned in the post above would be a train buddy on the way home, she got off the stop before mine so it was great. Lots of people complain about the commute to uni, but I find it a necessary "evil" which I can turn into something good - all you...

pro-tip: have a bus buddy I remember a few times last year, I'd meet up with a friend and she and I would just chat about whatnot on the way to uni, it'd lessen the pain of having to squeeze into the bus and whatnot.

Exactly, so if you and your friends decide to go to the beach one day after uni - then... you can go and don't have to pay for an extra ticket! You can go on adventures.

Yes, but for my situation, I liked all my subjects so I didn't really want to leave any of them. In the general case, yes again - but it assumes that enough of the extra time will be used to do well for the other subjects, so there's some balancing act there - and that's why I think around 12...

I had 14 units in my HSC, I enjoyed them all. I didn't see any as "back-up" but I could envision that if I bombed out badly on one subject, I'd know at least I had at least 12 other units that would count - so it didn't really matter.

That's a 3u method unfortunately. --- Here's how I would do it: \int \frac{x}{x^{2} - 9}\,dx=\frac{1}{2}\int\frac{2x}{x^{2}-9}\,dx Just some manipulation to get the derivative of the denominator, as the numerator. \frac{1}{2}\int\frac{2x}{x^{2}-9}\,dx = \frac{1}{2}\ln{|x^{2}-9|}+c

So your question is how to proceed? Well... in saying that you're single, you kinda flagged that you like her - and when she replies she has a boyfriend well... you're pretty much stuffed. So my advice would just be to be like "Oh okay" and then quickly move the conversation to something else...

Oh I've found that girls will quite often - namedrop their boyfriend somehow to avoid that, or something.

Some are, some don't. But as I said, they're not going to have a sign above them that says "Hi! I am an international student" - so you're really just best off making friends, and if it turns out later they're international - then great.