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straight defacto couples can adopt and i'm pretty sure single people can too. homo defacto couples can't adopt.

trebla, your subject combination is a very common one. if they counted all science courses as one subject, a lot of people would have been stuffed with their choices.

i wouldn't be... you have to go to uni for just 1 hr on 2 days.

spin spin, how on earth did you manage to get such a good timetable?

yeah, when you do the customise thing it shows you a sample timetable if you click "allocate me a timetable similar to this", it will give you a new timetable but it might not be exactly the same as the sample one. but i changed mine and it stayed pretty much the same as the sample shown. if...

because somebody took away its chair ahahahha sorry um. i don't know.

unless you're one of those english freaks, legal will require a lot less stress and effort then ext. 1 + 2 english you really shouldn't do ext. 2 english unless you are very passionate about english and really make a commitment to put a lot of time and effort into the subject. ext. 2 is about...

she probably just means a bachelor of commerce.

from my understanding, you have to do - a major in government & international relations or human resource management - a minor in political economy or economics or vice-versa i doubt you'd have enough credit points left over to do a commerce major as well if combining with law. but...

i wasn't trying to argue against their point of view, i was just making a comment. no need to get all agro about it! have you tried anger management?

do we tolerate people who can't spell 'tolerate'?

avoid dynalink modems (esp. the DSL-200) and like the person above said, get ethernet instead of USB if possible.

democracy isn't perfect but it's probably the best option.

-revolution -civil war -war communism -kronstadt -could probably include introduction of NEP as well.

This is something you should worry about AFTER you get your UAI. instead of procrastinating and making pointless threads, why dont you get off your butt and do some study and you wont need to worry about transferring etc etc at all.

you have to make sure you discuss historiographical issues, not just history. it sounds like an interesting and original topic anyway.

i think the thing is, you can't really get a really good UAI unless you're very hardworking and talented. but just because someone didn't get a good UAI, it doesn't mean that they aren't intelligent, because the UAI is really only about 1 yr of school and a few assessment tasks and someone might...

i say if you like ext. 2 then keep them both. even if you just bludge along in ext. 1 and get average/poor marks if you're enjoying ext. 2 its worth it because your ext. 2 will scale nicely and will help if you stuff up another of your subjects. only drop down to 10 if you're more confident with...

did you apply in the main round?

just stick with sci/law. comm/law is SO overdone and boring anyway. :)