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n remember neva sleep neva do anything else neva breathe jus study

a vibrator for those sneaky seshes in the back of lecs

"Griffith Law School has been ranked as No. 1 in the country by the respected publication, the "Good Universities Guide", both in 2005 and 2006". "The QS World University Rankings in Law for 2011 have ranked the Griffith Law School seventh in Australia and fifty-seventh globally. By using...

awks I would probs go to griffith then. Its law school is one of its best schools, and its overall pretty decent.

which one is closer to your current residence

no its not the thread ur useless and u will never make it in life

rofl dis gui

no one has gone to all 3 you penk, let alone 2 so any comparison would be made by supplying un-standardised information for you to compare so why not search the internet for said info then realise it doesn't matter

dats rly a cool story n tell me more anyway idk about every degree but you will usually cover more in one course than you do in one HSC sub...and that's over 13 weeks of class so if you are having problems balancing your life right now, it isn't going to get easier so goodluck with that hey...

n yet u only managed to get into comm at unsw rofl

if you like...can't even cope in the HSC how do you expect to manage your time and cope in uni or real life

yes

I am not a fan of the "do every exam question twice" thing. You'll always have bias when doing it the second time, and will most likely make the same mistake simply because you remembered how you did it before. Just take everything slow and steady and concentrate on what you are writing out...

To be honest, a lot of subjects you will not get direct use out of. But all education involves the building to reasoning skills, critical evaluation, study methods, and critical thinking.

To all the peeps who didn't study much, don't feel too bad as long as you had a good break and restart studying when the new semester rolls in, you have nothing to worry about. In the grand scheme of things, there's not that much to learn, and you have plenty of time to do it. Chin up.

do an engineering degree/commerce/anything else then the great part of this is you can line a back up, try twice for undergrad and still sit gamsat...

and it could also be a huge waste of time, effort and money which could have been better spent elsewhere. The fact of the matter is unless you have done absolutely nothing ever with yourself and lack the IQ to think of a way to spin it, med schools interviews do not favour gap year takers...

in regards to the actual debate of gap vs non gap, that's a personal choice you make, but imo, gap years are wasted, no matter what the conceited douches who travel to albania and help goat farmers say. It does elimate a few schools, but none in NSW. Additionally, if you fail to make it in...

I don't recommend a gap year. However, have you considered Medsci @ UNSW with their lateral entry? Might be worth checking out. Or the UWS adv sci entry scheme. It generally makes it easier to get into the program, so have a look. DOn't waste a year on gap.

look i ain't saying cultures shouldn't evolve but cultures don't evolve from people who insist on them to they involve through people who accept the mainstream and embellish with their own perspectives