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I remember when i first checked out the cost of the unsw aviation degree (like 120k+). Dreams shattered aha I imagine i'll be flying some cheap and dogdy airlines seeing as now i'm a poor uni student. Goodbye family holidays

I tend to check the trip reports and civil aviation forum quite often. I'm still getting over my childhood dream of becoming a pilot haha Favourite airline is probably a toss up between cathay, emirates, and V australia. They all have their pro's and cons

This. Keep on top of things (make notes etc) but you don't need to complete thousands upon thousands of past papers.

Re: What absurd things have people done in your school due to competition and rivalry I'd always be the last one out of the exam room. It would take me ages to fill out all the extra booklets haha. Our supervisor's didn't mind though

not that i've heard of

UTS is where a lot of accounting cadets go and could potentially be just minutes from your office. But as seremify has said, unsw also offers a great selection of night classes.

If you just missed out on the cut-off, I'd say usyd is easier, seeing as they take into account both your atar and gpa. On the other hand, unsw pretty much gives anyone an opportunity to transfer into law, with people with 70 and 99 atars on an equal footing. Unsw also guarantees at least 100...

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Unless the cutoff is 99.85 your entry is guaranteed congrats!

Economics gets quite mathematical in the final years of the degree.

If you want to go to unsw, then just go to unsw

Re: What absurd things have people done in your school due to competition and rivalry I thought this was going to end with her turning off the air con in order to hinder your studying.

Most good economic jobs require postgraduate work. I think they said at some unsw info night that 40% of economics grads go onto to postgrad.

it says there is free lunch on the scientia lawn on a pamphlet i just received.

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Yup. I guess i'll see you there

If you go to a lower ranked school I'd say there is definitely more pressure on performing in the hsc exams themselves. Unlike highly ranked/selective schools, there's typically not going to be many other (if any) students who have the potential to pull your mark up in case you bomb the exam.

Can't wait to get enrolled! Is it best to have the tutes before lectures, since they address the previous weeks content?

that's rough

Hey man Was your atar/aaa combination high enough for unsw law?