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Yes, the undergraduate books have to be short. I mean... they print thousands of them. All you need to know is in the Handbook but it'll only make real sense to you when you're a uni student because most of the terminology is foreign to you right now.

Like: - Free piano on campus - Free stapler on campus

Well, I know for my HSC at least - our Prelim and HSC work was disjoint. I felt that I could've jumped in to EX1 at the start of the HSC course and did fine... Though I wouldn't have a "year"'s worth of experience with EX1 style essays and writing, etc.

Few years ago? More like last month, the month before, the month before that, the month before the month I just mentioned, ...

Read the course outlines on the Handbooks. Why? Because they outline the subjects and requirements for your degree. For example, I recall hearing about Sydney Uni's old requirement to learn a language for a Pure Mathematics major - with the aim that "students must know how to read mathematical...

Maths HD average? omgwtfbbq

Why can't you take EX1 at school?

True, but if your marks aren't that great - then they probably will say no. This is because you do need the Prelim content to do the HSC, it's background material they'll assume you know. Why do marks matter? Because if you're not seen as very academically capable - then the school...

heh what do you know probably we got confused with the university of north south wisconsin too much :(

Well, these things have like legal costs and whatnot...

You can always just talk to or listen to people who speak English very well, or fluently. I mean, that's how we all us native English speakers learned to speak it in the first place...

I looked at the Advanced Science courses at UWS and I was like: "no maths major?! what even"

Multinomial. what what

Retail. Checkout chick.

you guys didn't realise he was back before?

I liked those tents. You walked out onto the field and it was like... a post-apocalyptic waste land. Eerie. But so, so cool.

anyone go to that kpop concert at unsw today

WHO CARES WOT U WANT TO STUDY UNSW ENGINEERING OR-- oh More seriously, if worst comes for worst, you can always transfer out of UWS if you don't like it.

Re: Should the top students be worried about, or thanking the low achieving students. Personally, I think you should keep your eye on how well you're going - which translates to a higher rank, and a lower mark differential from those ranked above you. It's really your goal when you're in the HSC.

Probably because they can get into what is perceived as a better university. Or other reasons like, "It's UWS - I'd rather do Arts at ___ and transfer into what I want there" or "UWS no offer course i like :( " or something... Personally, I wouldn't really like to go to UWS... it gives me a...