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Nope... you won't attract HECS (now HECS-HELP) fees until you've actually enrolled in your courses.

Thanks for the input. I was pretty taken aback when I read this - There's no alcohol? Like... at all? I think I'd just assumed that UTS camps would be similar to UNSW camps... with vast volumes of society-subsidised alcomohol. Not the case?

Hmm... I'll look into it.

If all I was interested in was boosting the number of "minions" under me, Tim, I would have said that we'd accept applications from absolutely everyone. Even you. :) They also have the option of keeping their name the same. We probably won't - notice of membership appears in their user...

I'm afraid not. :) You'd typically need to be studying some kind of diploma or certificate at TAFE (above and beyond the HSC).

Benefactors are those upstanding members who are true contributors - they never hesitate to provide assistance to others and are models of prudence. They exhibit qualities that harmonise with the underlying foundations of the Bored community. Membership in the group is intended to acknowledge...

2004 Ancient History: 90 Chemistry: 83 2003 Ancient History: 90 Chemistry: 80 2002 Ancient History: 90 Chemistry: 81 2001 Ancient History: 90 Chemistry: 78

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Oh c'mon, it doesn't take much. :P It'll be used to match you to a compatible law mentoring group.

I have a friend starting the BScIT/Dip program this year, and need to convince him to attend the camp. Does anyone feel like providing a brief rundown of what goes on? :)

Mmm... yes. :) I don't think the Board is alone in that regard either. It's a great place to obtain insights into the minds of students.

Sure you can. You just need to be ranked first in all of your courses at school.

Not yet...

1. Your lecturers determine a raw mark by aggregating the results of your assessment tasks. (In Philosophy 2001, I was ranked =16/37 with a raw mark of 83.25. Max: 90.5, Median: 82.25, Min: 74.25, Mean: 82.6, StDev: 4.1) 2. Upon the conclusion of the course, the lecturers from all three...

Yes, that's fine.

For Chemistry in 2004: Band 3/4 (70): 39.3 - 41.3 Band 2/3 (60): 17.6 - 19.5 For Mathematics in 2004: Band 5/6 (90): 91.0 - 93.7

That shouldn't be a problem. Just make a note of it on the form and add a little extra to the fee to cover the postage. Or ask them to just fax it to you or some such.

You'll be given the option of choosing a specific program once you enrol online.

I'll add a constraint in the next version such that a maximum of four units of mathematics can contribute.

Many universities use individual marks from relevant courses to discriminate between students with similar UAIs.