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If that's true, your boyfreind is a douche.

That really sucks, kawaiinlove. What's it like to be depressed? What makes you think your dad is depressed if he hasn't been diagnosed?

its easy for people to say "it was easy, i didn't study until a few days before", but harder for them to prove it by getting HDs

Yeah of course it does. Bundoora is the main campus.

Single is ugly.

You mean on the crown. Is your dad bald? I assume you're a guy. How old are you? If you really want to deal with it, go to your GP and get a referral dermatologist or trichologist (or the GP may know what treatment to give you). You can't just get a cream. Have you noticed that many, many...

I'm expecting 2 Ds (that are almost HDs) 1 low D 1 HD

And also, putting on a pair of earrings (or any kind of jewellery) doesn't make you any more attractive. If you're ugly, that's all there is to it.

Yeah even if you're on campus you don't know. I don't know any of my friends WAMs. We barely even talk about what marks in a particular unit we got.

If you're sure that you want to be a psychologist, then all that matters is that your psych grades are good enough to get you into honours. Do as well as you can in law as well, but focus on psychology.

Either. So sick of this question.

I think the point was that being around overachievers motivates her more. By the way, is your goal really to go to a top-tier firm?:confused:

What about if the two students weren't so extremely different? What if, instead of one being crap and the other great, they were fairly similar in terms of performance? (I'm guessing that performance refers to grades?) Uni reputation won't save a terrible student, but what about an average...

I think that's total bull. Some employer may prefer certain universities, but you cannot say that all employers consider university. I would guess that, for most employers, the reputation of a candidate's university may only be relevant where the candidates are practically identical in terms of...

Neither of those are provocation. I don't think we actually studied provocation in crim, but I can guarantee that the provocation defense doesn't extend to "he was annoying my brother". Is provocation a full defense or only a partial defense? I don't know why you specified about male...

Are you saying that what I said was stupid? I didn't even offer an opinion, just stated a fact. My point was just an example that you can't say that reputation is based solely on whoever's been there longer.

Monash Uni in Melbourne is only 50 years old, but its law program is on the same level as UniMelb.

On another forum they were saying that Freehills and Baker & McKenzie have sent out rejections. Middletons, ABL, and Piper have started making interview offers.