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What area is she studying?

Don't they have to pay more? Not all of them, but a large enough proportion of them that it would make sense to remove the lot from our society.

Foreigners bring diseases to our country. I think we should have separate campuses out in the desert for international students.

Advantages: You can do the degree in half the time You don't have to be in the same room as other people It allows you to work any hours you want without missing classes Disadvantages: You will need to be committed to doing the course to succeed Learning languages would be harder A little bit...

Why did you post this in the TAFE forum you dullard?

It is really, really easy. If you can think logically, have good reading comprehension, and have a Year 12 level vocabulary you will be perfectly fine. I almost failed high school and I got 96.8th percentile. I don't really think it should be a valid form of university entry to be honest.

That's true. Most subjects have you submit a portfolio of written work during the semester in addition to other assessments (oral presentations, essays, science reports, etc.).

If you can find one that won't overlap with your university studies then go for it.

Not enough when you factor in the large quantities of tinea medication you will end up buying.

No worries, it was a pleasure to help. :)

Certificate IV or HSC, not Certificate II. Edit: That said, they don't usually check your qualifications when you register. You could probably successfully enroll in a Diploma with nothing more than your School Certificate.

No you don't have to go to UNSW.

Yes it is? That isn't really a question. It is. If you want. If you get the scholarship you would have to go to UNSW; they don't give scholarships to people so they can study at some other university.

I did a semester of it. It is quite a bit easier than the HSC in my opinion. It is designed for mature aged students, but there are quite a few high school aged people doing the course. One thing to keep in mind, however, is that most universities only accept TPC results for mature entry.

You don't really need your HSC, but you will definitely need to do TAFE if you don't do it. Get yourself either a Cert IV or Diploma.

Where did you get an $86 voucher?

Could you be more specific?

You haven't been to university yet. What exactly are you basing that on?

How does finishing your education earlier mean you have longer to enjoy life?

Don't worry, you will fit right in.