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any bonus points from an acess scheme don't carry over if you want to transfer, after first year they simply look at your UAI.

Just wondering how hard intermediate micro/macro are compared to introductory m/m. I'm one of those people that loved HSC economics but hate how uni economics is so focused on graphs and formulas - does it simply get worse?:bomb:

I did Australian politics and liked it, except it does have a final exam at the end. Its not that hard/or boring you just have to do the readings. I heard from friends world politics is bad and hard as you have to analyse all these theories - but the final exam format is multiple choice. If...

I don't know whether it's just me but on my timetable next to the course name it said 'The central timetable does not have reliable details for this unit of study, please consult the department.' When i looked at the central timetable i realised the LAB component of ECMT 1010 was missing from my...

I have the choice of going to uni 3 days a week (with really busy days eg four 2 hour lectures in one day) 4 days a week (where i'll have afternoons off etc) i don't know which would be better, its a 1.5 hour bus ride for me to get to uni so three days would be great but then i'd have...

I'm doing eco.soc.sci/law Does anyone know how many hours (approx)/days per week i'll have at uni??? Also is the 'business systems' component of the commerce degree (in the core units) available as an elective in other economic and business degrees? While i'm doing economics/social...

internal - 99.5 external - 90ish ( i screwed up so badly in multiple choice! )

yeh i agree with the intermediate one now but i still think the atm one is cost based. I can't believe i made so many stupid mistakes!!! i got 99.5 for my trials there is NO way i'll be getting anywhere near that now - and it was such an easy test, well those were my initial thoughts...:bomb:

sorry but this is really annoying me... in regards to the question on that atm machine and what pricing method they used i'm pretty sure its cost based. I mean cost based pricing = going rate +margin. In this particular case they are charging a specific margin eg $1.50 per customer who is from...

hey in regards to the question on that atm machine and what pricing method they used i'm pretty sure its cost based. I mean cost based pricing = going rate +margin. In this particular case they are charging a specific margin eg $1.50 per customer who is from another bank. My teacher told us when...

OMG i'm stressing out i'm not sure if i answered it right???? Basically i started with a short reception over time paragraph talking about how lear has been received by various critics/productions etc then i focused soley on my own interpretation backing that up with productions that conveyed...

help!!! for all those doing king lear did personal response mean personal interpretation or simply our response to the play as a text eg do we think it has textual integrity??? were we menat to talk about our interpretaion ONLY or also contrast it with another reading???????

help!!! for all those doing king lear did personal response mean personal interpretation or simply our response to the play as a text eg do we think it has textual integrity??? were we menat to talk about our interpretaion ONLY or also contrast it with another reading???????

help!!! for all those doing king lear did personal response mean personal interpretation or simply our response to the play as a text eg do we think it has textual integrity??? were we menat to talk about our interpretaion ONLY or also contrast it with another reading???????

imaginative journeys are inspired by the need to escape and resolve the challenges of our reality and hence liberate the individual. It is ultimately through opportunities for speculation in the expanded metaphysical world that we can make new discoveries about ourselves and create experiences...

thanks for all your help guys :)

I'm in yr 12 at the moment and not sure whether law is the best course for me (provided i get in that is).:) Does law require 4 years of non-stop studying, reading, work etc? Is it memorising the constitution or does it have a more social/ethical/analytical focus? Also do the majority of people...

also what are credit points? - the course description said i need 12 credit points from science - is this a lot??? Would 12 credit points mean i have to do a subject in the science faculty other than psychology?

Im in yr 12 at the moment and hoping to do commerce liberal studies + doing a major in psyc. While im pretty strong in english based subjects i don't think i have the mental capacity to go beyond two unit advanced maths + i didn't take any science subjects in yr 12. What level of maths do you...

:bomb: has anyone evaluated their methodologies eg positive/negative aspects of using questionaires etc - i'm not sure how much i should write on this????