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If you accept a main round offer you can still be offered a place in another degree (at the same uni or different one) provided it is higher on your preference list than the degree you got an offer for. In response to your second question no it wont jeopodise getting into a lower course.

Fee's I guess.

what he did was make like these notes that have some material on them but with massive boxes for you to fill in at the lectures. Without the boxes filled in the notes are so inconclusive that they're pretty much useless.

You must have done those topics under different names to do yr 12 maths.

Dunno emet is a bit annoying to skip lectures since the lecturer doesn't put the notes online, you have to get them out from the 2hr loan section of the library. Skipping lectures doesn't mean you can't learn all the stuff though. Ya they will help, lecturer is/was japanese he's ok. You can...

What would you change your preferences to...? Apparently you want to have a career in medicine but since there's a chance you wont get offered a spot your going to change preference? You know if you don't get offered a spot they will offer you your next preference...

If you have a decent plan like traveling or working somewhere with good pay then it's probaby a pretty good idea. You will probably find yourself wishing you had taken one if you don't but there are obviously positives from going straight to uni. The main trap you don't want to fall into is...

You could say this about any course at ANU, that doesn't mean none of them are more difficult than others. I think for the economics courses more than others if you don't put the required work in it would be harder to scrape through than others or even fluke a good mark if you didn't do the...

ANU economics is as highly regarded as anything else at ANU (bar maybe it's international law) and is a really good program. The economics department marks really harshly though and has some of the more difficult courses at the ANU, especially during the first year. There's a lot of people in...

Nope you just slide it into a box pretty much.

Hey I was wondering if anyone knows anything about this since my gf is being really emo about it. She turned her assignment in about a month ago into the submission box and in our tut today we all got ours back only hers was missing. So the tutor has asked her to resubmit it but she is worried...

Where do you live? It's likely that it's not worth coming to ANU if you're already living in like Sydney or Melbourne. ANU doesn't limit you at all, it's more that by the end of your degree you might think that you might as well just join the public service since thats what the main industry...

International students aren't taking up CSP's. I agree that it's stupid that international students get special treatment and hope that this changes sometime in the near future (probably wont) but I couldn't care less how many come provided the Uni keeps its good reputation and they are smart...

if ur goin to anu it has the anu college where you can do a bridging course be4 you start.

If you love chemistry and money why wouldn't you want to get into chemical engineering thats where all the money is at.

ANU is very good, especially for asian languages.

Pretty much cover everything and more in the first term of uni as you do in 2 years of high school, at least in terms of concepts go. I know some course in second semester at ANU has around a 50% failure rate if that says anything.

If it's going to be as complicated as it sounds why don't you defer and work for a year?

I think astronomy is a graduate program at ANU, this is the website though. I know there are astronomy units you can do as an undergrad though. http://www.mso.anu.edu.au/home.php

thanks for the quick reply :)