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The confusing part is when your extension unit is good but 2 units are bad. In that case, they’ll count your extension unit but only half of the 2 unit subject towards your 10 units.

Depends. Let's say you fail only MATH 1A in your first term/semester at uni. No worries, just repeat that next term while doing other units that you have access to (e.g. compsci or physics or whatever you need to do, which does not have math1a as a prerequisite). In fact this is no biggie since...

Depends on the degree. Usually you only have to repeat the unit that you failed. This is fair, but there are 2 caveats with that: units may only be offered once a year (you have to wait around a whole year), or they are a mandatory prerequisite to "unlock" higher level subjects, meaning that you...

You’re in year 11 so it’s a reset for year 12.

I understand where you’re coming from (and this has been the opinion of Christian Porter) - this sets a precedent that one can lose their job with just a simple allegation. Gladys is setting an example that ministers should not be holding office while they’re under investigation (even if she...

Generally entering raw marks into the ATAR calculator is not accurate at all. Since you’ve been getting highish marks, best practise is to look up your school on HSCninja and see how many band 6s your school typically gets and calibrate your estimates to enter into the calculator based on that.

No, it’s the correct thing for her to do and is no way an admission of guilt.

I don't think there are any rules that stipulate that one *has* to resign whilst being investigated. Although stepping down (and leaving their political career) is the best looking option.

More talking about O'Farrell and (most likely) Berejiklian losing their political careers over this. Do you think Gladys will hop over to the private sector?

It's not really the rules - it's just acting with integrity in light of an ICAC investigation. It's just the ridiculousness of the investigation imo.

Over a bottle of wine...

Her resignation is more about holding ministerial integrity in light of the investigation, rather a choice to step back to get out of the political eye (cough Christian Porter).

She has done an excellent job at serving the state of NSW and however sad it is to see her go, it is appropriate to see her step down (unlike other politicians cough CPorter). Personally I hope her name is cleared but there really is no path for her to return to politics I'm afraid.

UNSW is higher ranked for engineering but rank is based on factors that don’t really matter like research output. With trimesters at UNSW, engineering is a big squeeze and all the courses are absolutely packed

You will have to do exactly that in a med school interview…

I think with both pathways you need to consider the not-so-glamorous outcomes and if you’d be happy doing those i.e. if you can’t become a plastic surgeon/criminal lawyer, then would you be happy being a GP/solicitor (a much more common outcome). Note that with law, there is more mobility to...

you have to pay for this service however, if it is discovered that there was a mistake, then you get a refund

The one you get on your transcript is the external mark after alignment but before scaling.

A major in economics is not going to be much different from a degree in economics - pretty much you cover the same scope. In the double degree setup, BCom(Economics Major) vs BEc is pretty much identical except that you swap some compulsory commerce cores (like marketing) for economics subjects...

how does one appreciate life if there is no death?