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I think this can be said for all subjects, not just EE2. But, Marcquelle - I think that you should do it. What have you got to lose, you can always drop it if it isn't for you.

why?

thats perfectly okay ;)

Monday P1: PE P2-3: Maths P4-5: English P6: Ancient History Tuesday P1-2: PE P3: Religion P4: Maths P5: Ancient History P6: Bio Wednesday: P1: Maths P2-3: Ancient History P4: PE P5: English P6: Bio Thursday: P1: Maths P2: English P3: Religion P4: Bio P5-6: Free Friday: P1: English P2...

I doubt that it would work, only because you would know that you had pulled the due date forward, and you would allow yourself that time in completing the assignment. I suppose I'm a bit of a cynic though. But do try it regardless.

I'm not neccessarily going out to tank PE, but I'm certainly not going to try as hard as I perhaps could.

Re: interview @ coles I don't know about Coles, but Woolworths didn't even ask me for referees.

that's what i was thinking...

There are differing amounts for everyone, but don't go straight to five hours (or however much you're aiming for). Rather, gradually work your way upwards. Also, remember that its quality over quantity. Find ways to make your study effective.

Worked out that I've spent about $150 on study guides this year. Not too bad.

Is the assignment on work from the Prelim or HSC Syllabus?

I suspect that its because he has a decent availabilty and his mum works in the store. But he's been moved from perishables to grocery, and then from grocery to checkouts. But there's not really anywhere to go after checkouts.

Thats my attitude, also my reason for never learning how to.

No, you see, this particular cashier has been there almost a year. Its just that: he doesn't speak to the customer AT ALL his packing is atrocious his scanning is unexcusably slow he doesn't ask for everyday rewards cards he doesn't tell the customer how much their shopping came to he doesn't...

I don't know how long it would take, but if you are entitled to Australian citizenship, then it would be allowed by the government, and you wouldn't be rorting the system at all. This is assuming that you are entitled to Australian citizenship of course. But do find out ASAP.

or close the thread. nothing is going to be agreed upon here, its simply the same arguments going around in circles.

nooooooo As sad as this sounds, this thread is kind of a motivator to keep everything clean and organised. I so need that.

Yet you still shouldnt order your preferences based on UAI cutoffs. They should be ordered simply based in the order you would wish to receive them, with one or two at the end acting as a 'safety-net'. NorthRiversMatt, I'm not sure that I fully understand what it is that you are asking, but...

Ummmmm To even the shittest cashiers at Woolworths: Don't fail your mode of sale assessment FIVE WEEKS IN A ROW If it wasnt for the fact that we couldnt get any staff, you'd be fired. So don't exploit it.

This is true, the people who already have experience will be so far ahead of the others. In my situation, I've kept the job I've had since Year 10, but now only do 3-5 hours on a saturday. Its a good compromise because I don't have to work much, but still have a job to pick up heaps of hours...