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Maybe do some short courses on your vacations

I do some tutoring from time to time (Like a 2nd job) I get $25 an hour (I'm 18) and I generally have to teach in classes of around 10.

One of my friends got into a course without doing a pre-requisite subject required for it (No Maths Methods for BCom at The University of Melbourne). Weird, maybe it's the year of clerical errors.

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I know at Monash you can just discontinue using the online WES (Web enrolment system) it just gives you a few simple questions like have you seeked counselling, etc etc. and then your done.

Actuarial/Finance

It looks like an iFad to me..

Thanks :)

lol nice way to base what uni you're going to :P

A friend of mine landed straight 90s in Commerce last year at Monash. He's average is something like 95.5 or something. GPA is obviously full.

Melbourne's breadth can get pretty annoying, I've got friends who are struggling to satisfy their level 3 breadth requirements but if you're majoring in Acc/Fin then the law subjects which you'll need for Accounting accreditation will successfully satisfy the stream for your breadth.

I went to South Africa when I was 12, thing's were cheap =] What countries you looking into in Africa?

yeah, definitely, good luck!

It shows up for me in my new degree, I'm at the same uni (did an internal transfer) but it has two different courses down the bottom, like: Bachelor of Arts and Bachelor of Laws WAM: 86.50 GPA: 4 (out of 4) Bachelor of Commerce and Bachelor of Laws WAM: N/A GPA: N/A N/A's since I havent done any...

So you end up getting into BBus At Caulfield?

Incidents like this don't enhance Footscray's reputation: http://www.heraldsun.com.au/news/victoria/footscray-victim-in-hospital-for-five-day-after-being-stabbed-15-times-for-20c/story-e6frf7kx-1225807816370 http://www.abc.net.au/news/stories/2010/01/04/2784683.htm

yeah would be a fair bit of work.

aim for a 75 average for mid year.

I've been thinking about going to the states. Still doing a bit of research on it, thanks for the helpful posts on here.

Yeah I figured it out in the end, applied :).