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I think you'll find asians in KFC, Maccas, Pizza Hut and basically any fast food franchise. They most likely 18+ and they'll be desperate to marry for citizenship :D Have fun... Joking. I'm actually Oriental.

If you don't really know them then you're well within your rights to tell them to piss off. I've never requested a person give me their assignment to hand it, unless it was AFTER the due date and then I'd look at it to see how I could improve.

AHAHAHA absolute gold.

Roughly $65,000 for 1st year grads. Also I wouldn't worry about the people who do Law purely for the money. At Macquarie they've got a course that we jokingly call the 'discriminator'. Jurisprudence. It's a first year subject offered in the first semester. I managed to scrape through but I know...

That's rather interesting. I would have thought that graduates from USYD or UNSW got paid more than Macquarie.

Some units don't set texts yet because they only start on the second semester......................i think.

Cool thanks for the info :D Much appreciated. So I guess I'll be giving them a call next month.

Heh, I'm surprised that this thread hasn't been closed down yet. It's turned into a huge flame war.

Nuts. That's not good. Well thanks for the info in any case. Looks like I won't be spending so much time lazing around :(

Woot! Go Killara!!! :d

SAM predicted my UAI as 89.55 but being an idiot that i am i put in my trial examination marks. But it didn't matter, my UAI turned out to be 96.5 :D More than i expected.

Hi everyone, sorry if this is a stupid question, but now that I've gotten my UAI what do I do to get into Macquarie? My UAI is enough to get into the course that I want, but does the Uni send a letter of acceptance? And when do they send the letter? I'm slightly nervous as I'm going away on...

I was going to transfer If i didn't get into law at macquarie straight away. My history teacher told me that Macquarie considers itself an innovative university and that there are plenty of ways to get into the course you want. Although I did hear from a current student that to get distinctions...

English Advanced: 32/126 (Don't Know) Extension English: 12/18 (Don't Know) Math Advanced: 19/105 (Don't Know, 89ish maybe) Extension Math: 38/59 (Don't know) Ancient History: 4/52 (94%) Extension History: 3/10 (91%) Legal Studies: 8/30 (93%) All I can say is that Killara High School is a very...

Not always. Your UAI is also dependant on how well your cohort does. If they do crap, your UAI will be scaled accordingly to their standards.

Their exact religion is hard to determine. Most likely they would have been Catholic/Protestant/Church of England. However, if you're including this information in an essay I think just saying that they were Christians should suffice.

I have not read Mansfield Park, but I am assuming it has many or at least some of the same ideals portrayed in the BBC series of Pride and Prejudice. Although it will help you convey the paradigms and such across to the marker easily, you're teacher is right, it's too repetitive. Langton's P&P...

The Bennet's are upper middle class. Class is not defined soley by wealth which is why they are still in that category. Although they are poor they still have that status. Keep in mind that the upper class was divided into two sections: Old Money and New Money. Bingley was new money. His money...

I'm studying it, but i'm not going to use it. If they actually ask us to use three prescribed texts, i'll alude to it. It's a pretty long novel and not many people in my extension class actually bothered to read it. I did and not much of it seeped in. It didn't cover all the paradigms as well as...

After an extensive search on Google I haven't found a website which offers a complete script. However, www.imdb.com has quite a long list of quotes, which might partially fill in the missing gaps. I've scabbed about five relevant quotes off that site :D