Same thing as normal Science but a bit harder... I love the flexibility of a science degree.
Try engineering out and if you decide to transfer some of those units such as maths and bio will still count.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lXGDRrkaRgU
$60,000 is normal for graduate engineers. You would need at least 7 years experience in the industry and a senior position to get around $250,000 from what I have seen advertised.
That is completely normal. You don't have to do everything in one go.
When I was in high school I would list the points in the introduction, then in that order would write a paragraph for each of those points. My teachers told me that it was a bad idea to do so but I managed to get Band 6 and...
Re: What do you think of this degree UTS. B. business/ B. science in IT???
You'll either really hate it or learn to live with the IT side.
If you want to do business then just do business. There would be no point in you getting an IT degree if you're not going to use it the future.
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