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I think you're gonna have to do both anyway; you do Int Rel in the 20th Century during your first semester and then you do the Continuity and Change one in the second sem. The former focuses mainly on the whole historical stuff happening in the 20th century eg. WW1, WW2, Cold War, Decolonisation...

wow yinyin, we're nearly doing the exact same majors lol..except that im intending to major in economics instead of finance (im doing eco / arts) =D

its 94.xx for us international students lol

what country are you from? i got 91 for esl last year and a uai of 97.5 also, if u do economics, ancient history, or business studies, i might also be of some use (dont know if i can make a good tutor though^^) if ur interested, email Jakree_golf@hotmail.com

Thanks much Lavenderpup do u think i can do both anyway?

hey im also intending to major in POLS also justing wondering though whether which level 1 course is more fun (and less boring) - Politics, Power and Principle, an intro to modern political theory, OR international relations in the 20th century i know i'd finally need to do both of them...

just a quick question, I've just been offered a place for an economics/ artscombined degree at UNSW and Im just wondering if I could still do double majors for my arts component provided that im also intending to do double majors for my economics degree????? also if i only did one major for...

what marks did you guys actaully get to be placed on the top ten lists?

does the O! number of reply reflect the inconsiderate nature of the boredofstudies community, or just the unpopularity of the course itself?

any suggestion?????????????? come on guyssssss

i'm wondering what the art major in politics and int relations would be like, like what u guys learn in it and stuff. i attended the lecture about int relations during the usyd open day but it was kinda boring perhaps due to the lecturer being old and monotonic but ya i kinda have an...

lol i dont know maybe my limited linguistic ability would certainly hinder my success in law, but then when i look back, i've just been here for only 2 years and still have managed to beat most of the locals who do english extension 1 and 2 in all my essay writing subjects in a selective...

thanks much to you all, your suggestions are very helpful and appreciating

i'm an international student currently finishing the HSC and am deciding what course to do at uni. i have always had a passion in laws, however, i doubt whether law would be, understanably, too difficult for me as it is a course that demands such a high level of english proficiency i have heard...

awww nooo my band 6 is gone!!! would prob be getting around 85-93/120 (93 according to the solution but must have prob made some silly mistakes = =) anyway, Thanks Heaps!!!!