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yes you can take 5. you won't have any free electives though.

can anyone help?

Hey guys Is FINS3616 better to do in semester 1 or 2? I've heard there are different lecturers (like fins1613) and it's better/easier in semester 2. Is this true? Thanks for your help :)

get a citibank plus debit card or the 28 degrees credit card no international transaction fees, no exchange commission, no anything both have either visa/mastercard fraud protection and you won't have to carry stacks of cash. best way to get money overseas imo

it just seems like a highly regarded degree that is universally recognised. and i thought if i did change my mind, it was probably easier to transfer out of law than to transfer in.

so i have just finished hsc but i have no clue what i'd like to do for a career. i've put law first just because it seems like the sensible thing to do but nothing really jumps out at me and it's really stressing me out. any advice on how to decide?

45k vs 180k assuming you make 50k in the first year, its still 45k vs 130k. is accommodation actually 85k more expensive?

if I'm thinking of doing bcomm(international) would i be better off doing bcomm/b.arts? it seem like the same thing since you can go on exchange, except you get more flexibility and an extra degree. am i missing something?

every uni has different schemes (like usyd has broadway, unsw has access and etc) so it varies between each of them. most unis allocate bonus points depending on the severity of your situation. they generally don't tell you so you will never know but its often a maximum of 5 . some set aside...