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its a seemingly good idea... since the width of an escalator is usually limited, and that area is fairly large... rather than wasting space and having two escalators, have one going up and use the rest on stairs.. this way, people can easily go up... and fucktards that find it necessary to use...

not at all like a predator...

August 31st https://my.unsw.edu.au/student/resources/KeyDates.html

anal (psychology)... look it up

beggers cant be choosers

i had something like that for Nuclear Arms and the New World Order... finished in half the time given to us....

i think so, but i have a feeling they're just multiple choice exams

not really... the different faculties/schools just make the rules about the way they reward things... like im doing an engineering degree so im indeed under the 75 WAM rule, but as im doing software engineering, the school (CSE) makes it that the CSE WAM is used rather than the UNSW WAM to...

If i'm understanding your query correctly... Universities can choose what UAI cuttoff they want for a course... so of course they can be different between universities... A high UAI cutoff doesn't necessarily mean a university requires really smart people, but it can be high to reduce the...

Undergraduate marks in the 46 - 49 range are subject to consideration for Pass Conceded (PC) and are managed by NewSouthStudent(NSS) Information System. In deciding whether a mark in this range is granted PC status a uniform algorithm is applied, based on the marks under consideration, as...

Chances are they could count as free options - they wont count as geneds unless you actually apply to have them to... However, you can check with your school regarding this (they're usually nice enough to do the counting for you)

For posterity (i.e. if any high schoolers come across this later on).. anyone who's only done 2U maths should really do the bridging course before the commencement of uni... not only does it fill in the knowledge gap from not doing ext1, but since the bridging course is right before uni, it...

bollocks, i got 84 in 2U Math... heh

well.. i did 1131 and only 2U maths in high school.. but before doing 1131, i did the Maths Bridging course provided by the uni.... it was what.. extension 1 maths condensed into a couple months or something... it helped... but a bit late for that now... i would also suggest to go over the...

Well... try keep in mind that people with Engineering degrees have to do a thesis, i.e. Honours... so if you want a goal, you can aim to graduate with First Class Honours (WAM >75) or try go for the university medal (WAM > 85 and you've got substantially higher marks than anyone doing your...

ive never actually known of a person who has done 6 subjects... heh

one of my teachers in high school said that one should spend the day before an exam relaxing - like reading a good book (i.e. not a textbook) or whatever you do to relax.. since its better to feel calm on the day... of course i always try to heed his advice but there's nothing like failing to...

its nice to see that not every person here is all "90+" marks in everything....

I dunno if he's changed in recent years (i doubt it though), but Andrew Taylor is a very technical person.. he can teach you the stuff you need to know - but in a rather boring way.. so he's good cause he very much knows his stuff, but its easy to zone out and get distracted

there's no shortcuts.... exam questions are generally formulated so they require you to think - therefore you need to study... now stop being lazy and do things properly