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yes yes, i know that but my point is to say. not everyone in jame ruse gets 90+ UAI and get into degrees such as medicine or some crazy combined Law degree

haha yeah but one would imagine, for those that got UAI below 80; without the lack of uber scaling due to the overall standard of the grade, what would their UAI be in an average state school

but i do know, that theres always a few ppl each year that graduated from their with a UAI of less than 80...

should express concern but not to a point where you start to start blaming her for slow progress

no, it actually attracts more ppl afterall, picking up cow shit off the ground is essential for latter parts of ext. 2 maths

i'm thinking, it won't affect much cos its not investing, but rather donating to organisation such as red cross, not direct investment into the US market

i got 30% in my 3u trial i got a low band 5

um, basically we don't have a Year 13, the last year of high school is Year 12. let me give you a quick run of things; high school begins when you hit Year 7. From then on, up till Yr10, you don't achieve anything. But at the end of Year 10, everyone must sit an exam called the School...

haha i don't even need to memorise..I've done most of them in high school and some i've applied the IS theory with my dad's workplace scenarios(he used to work for logistic stuff in HK airport).. the only thing i am worrying about is those odd questions they throw at me like "whats the...

males had to be castrated so that their frozen balls won't infect the rest of their body

i was thinking bout that maybe osama's next big thing would be a controlled cyclone...

for comp, i am assuming you are thinking isys123; i might apply after this yr depending on how i fair in this subject :P

you can always transfer to B Sci(electronics) or B Telecom. Eng. or some other hardcore electronics related degree; the electronics department in ICS needs practical demonstrators /tutors for some of their units. They get paid 26bucks an hr and you can work from 2hrs a wk, to around 14...

noped... everyone that works during open day should be getting paid (as far as i know) whereas mentoring is a volunteer kind of thing

what do you mean by that...

yeah but to get that job, you have to be smart, and sometimes with that kind of intelligence, you could be getting more money in the industry(provided you are persistent/patient)

well...most of the open day jobs are supposed to be reserved for mentors..

fucken actuaries..seriously you guys need to get out of the library more and know whats going on around uni :rolleyes: it finished, started on tuesday ended thursday night

i'll go back to e6a

apparently it is a joke, very easy exam i know a lot of ppl that've done it if you want more info, PM bubz, she has one...umm, and i think someone here too, cos i read that they worked in a bar