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It also allows you to use the pre-nominal title "The Honourable".

About 90%.

No, it is actually something that most people pick up during primary school/early high school. STAT.

Which university taught you to misuse the semicolon?

They are both pretty much the same, but the space one requires you to go into space in your third year.

Any other mid-year entrants? BA (Asian Studies and International Relations) Penrith

Why not put your country first and choose a career based on an area that is suffering from a skills shortage?

The reason that you have been getting those responses about doing a Bachelor of Arts is that BA stands for Bachelor of Arts.

You should just dive into university regardless of whether or not you know what you want to do. Just so you learn from your mistake.

People don't really want to move to Canberra.

No.

I think Melbourne comes after ANU, then USyd.

I think they changed it and now it costs $50 if you are getting a Centrelink allowance.

You made an analogy. Did you go to high school or something?

You probably wouldn't be discriminated against by employers in Australia if you go with UWS. That said, ANU would still be a better choice. Translation isn't one of UWS's strong points; it is one of ANU's.

The ANU course would be much better in terms of recognition. And yes, you would be less competitive compared to people who have a Master's degree; there wouldn't be much point of getting a Master's if it didn't make you more competitive in employment.

Re: Laptops? Are they actually useful during lectures/tutorials?

They range from a week to four months depending on the university.

You can work in hospital labs and stuff.

http://currentstudents.uws.edu.au/students/stuadmin/tut_reg