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Weren't you unenrolling from UNSW?

What do you think the H in HYP stands for....

HYP Wharton, Sloan, Stern > Booth Booth only has a regional reputation. It wont get you as far as HP or W. Plus, we're talking about undergraduate business here.

Are you a transfer student?

Yeah, the funny thing is that it showed that no offers were made in the late round atar cut-off document. Aero (space) was my first preference anyway, but just rearranged for the late round, and just happened to get it.

Thoughts? I'm pretty passionate about both but I don't think there really is a sizeable market in Australia.

So I'm currently in university but I'm intending to transfer into Engineering at USyd. Now in the application summary of Check & Change, there is a section where it outlines Employment Experience, Professional Awards etc etc. Is that section relevant to me? In the course preference list, it...

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In the side bar for Check & Change, do we fill out the employment experience, prepatory courses and professional awards section if we are intending to transfer to another course at another university?

I know you Colin Z. SYDNEY TECHNICAL RIGHT?!! But to answer your questio..I was averaging ~115/120 I evntually got 99 for 4U and 100 for 3U :) * I acelerated btw hehe

As we enter our final year of school, perhaps it would appropriate to ask what been your worst/best memory of high school and why?

I had a friend who was 6th grade on flute. She did performance and her HSC mark was 49/50. I suppose this is a little late too!

haha

*delete please* this post i mean

You took what I said out of context.. You don't need grade five theory for HSC

I know a few people who only did the performance part of the ameb grades.. Grade 5 musicianship isnt really necessary..probably exaggerating

im goingggg~ a few of my friends are coming as well..

I think you should go with Music 2

full scholarship..yes 4u maths and 3u music..yes child genius..no it's mainly because I came to Australia in year 4 with my family after we got business migration thingy..and like korean parents tend to push alot..on top of that year 4 maths in Korea is like year 6/7 maths in Australia..music...

In grades 1-7..it's just a matter of being able to keep in time and playing the notes.. 8 onwards..it's all about whether you can actually play the music..with emotion, the tonality etc etc