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Whats happening at open day?
Where abouts can I learn about sciency stuff?
Where abouts can I learn about sciency stuff?
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princessj
PRINCESS JACKLIN!!!
wheres that timetable?MedNez said:Most likely the science faculty.
Just a hunch
There is a variety of lectures throughout the day, mostly in the central lecture block. Check the advertisement / timetable for the specifics
RCMasterAA
I vant to suck your blood
sikeveo
back after sem2
ill be there.
Purp|e
miesynth
will minai be attending?
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if there is a guy walk up to this O-WEEK shirt person (despite open day shirt is in pinkish colour), read her name tag and ask her "are you Nancy" and begin to scan her top to bottm 20X... hehe ... fortunately that guy will not be there tomorrow due to dental appointment!babydoll_ said:
Lundy
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I was going to turn up but I have an essay to write.
Go see the media comm people and make them feel loved.
Go see the media comm people and make them feel loved.
Purp|e
miesynth
way to wreck the partyLundy said:I was going to turn up but I have an essay to write.
Go see the media comm people and make them feel loved.
Lundy
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I'm sorry purple my love, our romantic tryst shall have to wait for another day.Purp|e said:way to wreck the party
... i wish i hadn't gone to the open day. I wasn't really interested in UNSW anyway, but just wanted to see what was so great about their commerce/economic faculty that makes their UAI higher than USYD's and everybody elses. There were free iceblocks refigerated by solar power though, thanks to some engineering students . The people in the roundhouse were really helpful.
. The people in the roundhouse were really helpful.
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Oh? Did anyone told you that UAI does not indicate greatness of anything? i mean did you ask and get a satisfied answer? That's part of Open Day's "duties"cimbom said:... i wish i hadn't gone to the open day. I wasn't really interested in UNSW anyway, but just wanted to see what was so great about their commerce/economic faculty that makes their UAI higher than USYD's and everybody elses. There were free iceblocks refigerated by solar power though, thanks to some engineering students
Macq Uni OPen's day is coming up, and it's finance faculty is great. Have a look.
... if their UAI's higher it means that more people want to go there, demand/supply. That's where I got the 'greatness' thing from... commerce at UNSW is 95 and at USYD it's around 93. Why do you have to be so rude? And I guess I am glad that I went to UNSW yesterday, because I know now that I want to go to Sydney... because political studies and international relations majors at UNSW are part of the arts and social science faculty, rather than economics and business as I thought (like at USYD).gman03 said:
Macquarie's Open Day coincides with some legal studies lectures that I have to go to... but I've heard heaps of great things about Macq's business/eco faculty as well. My eco teacher studied finance at Macquarie, you need maths ext1 as assumed knowledge- i'm more interested in social/political implications of economics rather than the mathematical/quantitative. I hope Macquarie Uni's open day is of benefit to you
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It's not assumed , its recomended. (Unless they changed it from last years)cimbom said:
I think 2U (not general), is required.
MQ's Finance is not heavily quantitative but. Quite good as it includes econometric subjects as well as just pure finance lsubs ike you'd get with just a finance major.
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what the? I wasn't being rude. I was trying to not let UAI-cutoff influence your decision. You did a great thing by making a decision by the content of the degree, which is what I try to get to you.
There exist some people who think higher UAI = better facilities. I don't want you to think that way, thats all. Besides if UNSW lower the number of people getting admitted into a particular course, then it is likely a higher UAI-cutoff for UNSW commerce course. Say 10 people wants to study commerce with their uais being [90, 91, 92, 93, 94, 95, 96, 97, 98, 99]
If UNI A takes 3 people, than the cut-off would be 97.
If uni B takes 10 people, than the cut-off would be 90.
What I mean is, just because UNI A has higher cutoff, it doesn't necessary mean it is better in teaching, facility, services than UNI B.. Thats all. I apologise if you find my previous post offensive.
There exist some people who think higher UAI = better facilities. I don't want you to think that way, thats all. Besides if UNSW lower the number of people getting admitted into a particular course, then it is likely a higher UAI-cutoff for UNSW commerce course. Say 10 people wants to study commerce with their uais being [90, 91, 92, 93, 94, 95, 96, 97, 98, 99]
If UNI A takes 3 people, than the cut-off would be 97.
If uni B takes 10 people, than the cut-off would be 90.
What I mean is, just because UNI A has higher cutoff, it doesn't necessary mean it is better in teaching, facility, services than UNI B.. Thats all. I apologise if you find my previous post offensive.
Bah, after driving past the open day and being a country kid, I really can't stand the University of New Nipon. I mean, not that I'm racist, I just need my own colour...it's selfish, I know...but I need to feel that sense of community.