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so in terms of classes there should be hundreds, meaning you can turn up without being noticed.

thats how they do it in the states, so they moved it to keep it in line with them

sounds pretty similar to the Usyd camp, and also just as awesome

i didnt get a high enough atar for science (adv. maths) but i was told i can just pick adv courses which ive done, and then graduate at the end with commerce/science (adv. maths) as long as i have the minimum grades and everything. is that fine?

yep, chrome doesnt work annoying...

thats probably cause the uni system itself is oversaturated and so almost every degree is saturated. there's too many graduates these days, its even worse in america with college educated people flipping burgers.

not if you come in day 1! ;)

or play it on like the iphone 3G as itll probably lag up heaps

i actually hear most law firms these days recruit exclusively at town hall station dressed up as cops, you're a shoe in!

this guy has it correct ^

cant we just rock up to whatever lectures we want?

i guess, but i doubt they are losing many members because of people using other's cards

im sure the food/ticket vendors are still making profits

yea, i get about 35 on optus cable. it was 65 when i got it, but i lowered it to save money.

what is the process of dropping the entire course by the way? Both before and after the HECS date. (although i might just finish off the semester if its after the HECS date i guess... ) i might have to, still figuring some stuff out.

personally i'd take the plunge. it's not like you've gotten into UNSW Law and are going to go to usyd and try to transfer into USyd law, now THAT would be stupid. media/comm isn't too difficult to transfer into if you put in the work, and I think it'd be worth it in the end. Going to a uni you...

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MBa is alright if you can afford it. If you can't get an ultrabook. Getting an SSD (however small) is probably your top priority imo. A normal hard drive is super slow, and running your OS off that will make the whole computer ordinary in speed, especially after some months. An SSD is super...

try to claim independence, but this will be hard if you live at home...

i'm projecting here, but finish the HSC do well, go to uni and tell your parents to get effed haha that's how i felt a year ago, but my parents are heaps chill these days so I dont mind em anymore. but yours seem way way way more controlling and oppresive.