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http://www.international.unsw.edu.au/future/entry/entryundergrad.html This is a list of grades require for admission to UNSW for foreigners

depends on who you are I guess.. some people don't need to attend at all

When you do something 12 hours a day 5 days a week ...

I think there are 3 different points here Just like how they count goal difference when teams are tied in a soccer tournament. Some one's got to become the loser. Well it's not all knowledge and it's not all personality. One needs enough knowledge to do the job, and a personality good enough...

If they fail you for not passing the exam it will be UF and you won't get a PC for that

Garage sale

Or: let S be the focus (0,a), we know that SP=ap^2 + a = a(p^2 + 1) SQ = aq^2 + a = a(1/p^2 + 1) [think why?] so PQ = QS + SP = a (p^2 + 2 + 1/p^2) = a(p + 1/p)^2

So nothing has been done yet?

by definition cadetship means work with part time studying. It's quite challenging. who's sponsoring?

Won't happen

Should be fine, did that last year.

You can't compare the two programs since one is 3 years one is four. if you are keen on staying an extra year you can try B.Com/BSc.

obviously yes.

Now they have to change the motto of "we mean business"

This guy is either a troll or a very misguide one.

personally I find it harder to spot that (1-2i)+(-4+2i) = -3 and their product = 10i

thats not gonna get you a decent teacher for violin

Re: Laptops Laptops work if youu kow how to use them. depends on your subject,.

Compare with this: we have order pairs of Integers such that: (a,b)+(c,d) = (ad + bc,bd) (a,b)x(c,d) = (ac,bd) (a,b) Is considered same as (c,d) if and only if ad = bc what does (a,b) represent? ---------------------------------------------- Here's something similar, see if you can figure...

Remember + and x are just symbols, they mean what one intends.