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Usually earn ~$300 a week. Depending on the week, I end up saving between $100-200.

Nothing special, just the usual stuff, Food, Clothes, Petrol, Bills..

I do, occasionally.

On computer -> WMP On public transport -> Through phone In car -> through stereo

Yeah LinkedIn is great, a lot of students at my uni have it aswell. When I was looking for vacation work last year I just concentrated on a few organisations, and managed to get offers from all of the ones that I applied to. But I know of friends who did the scatter gun approach and managed...

BBiomed at Unimelb has a really high cutoff something like 98.45!

The only undergrad med school in Melbourne is at Monash, which is quite competitive with the selection process consisting of ENTER/UMAT/Interview. However, Deakin and Melbourne both offer post grad med. Yup, or you could do BSc if you don't get the score for BBiomed then apply for post-grad med.

I have a friend who used to live in Trinity. I Visited her dorm a few times there, the people seemed pretty friendly but she always tells me that it's noisy and difficult to study there. She now lives in a shared apartment in the city fringe.

Probably not, would be such a pain to maintain and I'd probably want to be so cautious driving it.

Few Questions. How many subjects is it all up? Usually how many subjects do you undertake per year? In terms of subjects, I hear that they cross over so you start one and are still studying for the exam for the previous one. Is this true?

lol. gold.

Depends, I guess if you're doing well at La Trobe and content with the path that it takes you then you could just continue. Note: I go to Melbourne though :P

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Maybe a bit for your first job, but shouldn't be too much of an affect assuming you get decent grades etc.

Yup, This. I guess people might find different years harder than others though. Some people might find first year the hardest as they struggle to adapt to the different learning style in university as opposed to secondary school, and other may struggle to stay motivated throughout the latter...

Out of those two, I'd say LaTrobe's better than VU. I'm pretty sure you always have to fill in applications when you change courses wheather it be internally or though VTAC, maybe apply through VTAC at the end of this year or something aswell as directly to the uni. You can write a strong...

Ahh, thanks.

Sorry to hijack the thread but, I was wondering which sub-division generally has the least travelling to clients? (Like maybe most are located inner-city or inner-suburban locations)

It's a pretty intense combo, all the readings and essays and roting of Law, mixed with the mathematical complexity of Engineering. I have a friend doing the equivalent at Monash, he says it's a struggle.

Looks good, probably won't get though, just got on a new contract recently.