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would i have to do a bridging course if i did general maths?

if you do very well at them you'll be fine. i got 98 and did general maths and my friend who also does it got 99 :spin:

yep i agree, alot of the probs we had wasn't with the german itself but with coming up with ideas in english. its a good course though!

i do it and i enjoy the subject. it's a lot more difficult than continuers because you have to write essays and do impromtu monologues (which are scary as hell) but even though they're horrible they really help improve your german and expand your vocab and stuff :) and you get used to them after...

i can't seem to make up my mind between doing a combined degree and normal three year degree. I think i'd get a mucher broader knowledge base with a combined degree and get the opportunity to learn about a number of areas that interest me however people have been telling me that it's not that...

yeah i went thursday, it was okay. i didn't really learn anything new or helpful but it was interesting to talk to people from other schools in german :) plus, you gotta love the badges ahahaha

i hate my stupid piece of shit timetable: Saturday September 13 - German Continuers speaking Saturday September 20 - German Extension speaking Friday October 17 - English Monday October 20 - English Tuesday October 21 - German Continuers Thursday October 23 - General Maths Friday October 24...

as much as i hate it, i do think it should be compulsory to do because it teaches alot of useful skills (mixed in between all the bullshit) however i don't think it should HAVE to be included in the UAI if you do worst in it

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LOL i love how this thread is 73 pages, but the movie deserves it! fucking best movie ever!! <3

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my mum did a bachelor of arts, then masters focusing on literature and now she's the CEO of a company, the degree can take you anywhere and definately doesn't mean you'll become unemployed, its just very broad which, in my opinion, is a good thing if you're unsure of what you want to do :)

ohhh i really want to do a double major in commerce and also think that a 99.5 UAI is just a LITTLE crazy so this seems perfect!! what do you have to do to qualify for grad law? is there like a specific grade that you have to get in the degree you did before or anything?

seriously?? so if i do general maths, id need to do a bridging course next year in order to do a bachelor of economics?

this thread hasn't really helped me determine whether i should go to macquarie or not, although all the mocking of that guy's commerce degree has made me rethink what i wanna study :P

i just do all the chapter reviews and write down the things i might forget so i can go over them later, then i do past papers :)

i agree with the others, ive found that alot of people that do economics do more humanities subjects. I, myself, do no sciences and general maths :P

that's true, i think in comparison to like 3 unit maths and stuff it's alot more straight forward because everything you need to know is in the textbook, it requires alot of time to read and learn but the actual information isn't too complex in comparison to crazy equations etc

G-unit's awesome! don't drop it! its like the least stressful subject ever which is very helpful during exams, just dedicate a bit of time to it and you'll be fine! its not rocket science :P