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if you havent used a blackberry then you wouldnt know

i don't think that salary survey takes into account those advance science graduates applying their trade in the pizza industry ;)

point is not many people get DN average., 10% maybe credit average maybe 30-40%

prob similar to getting a UAI of 90-95... depends if u think thats hard or not

CP is great,, but in every calss there are real try hards and unfortunatly you cant get your views in sideways coz "that guy" answers every question even before the tutor finishes asking the question

you is not going to get high salary job

whats so good about the "womens college" ?

depends on the uni and which course. read the uac handbook on entry selection criteria. doing stat normally wont "add" onto your UAI. but if you uai was poor say <30, and if you have a stat mark which is good say 160, then they will consider your better of the 2 result. rough guess, a stat of...

its prob better if you study 1 year at clinical science or oral health at CSU. make a good impression on your lecturures at the interview stage, if you are a current student you would be looked more favorably upon.

question is can u even get a job

fuck insearch, your paying thousands for a Diploma, why not choose a b.sci course at UWS and then transfer after 1 year. all you need are passes to get into the course he wants.

no brainer, if you can get into a similar course do a regular uni course (hecs) then transfer. insearch you have to pay $$$$, its not a degree, (though you get partial credit), and u still have to transfer anyway. only advantage is probably insearch is less vigorous and thus easier to get...

i'm sure there is at least one person on campus that can help you out... keep trying to find someone

sometimes the uni emails youu a day beforehand about enrolment procedure

how long is your moms dick

UWS.... all the students are from the one family

getting a job in sydney in a pharmacy is NOT easy. its actually pretty damm hard.

to get into masters you need to graduate, so it would be your GPA on 3 years. Cr average sounds easy, it is if you put in the effort, but 3 years of consistant study is easier said than done. best u go to open day i think its on the 6th. :pirate:

from double to single - yes. they have RECOMMENDED subject listing you should do to complete both degrees in 5 years, but just ignore it and choose your own subjects you just choose all the business subject same as what u would in a single degree. basically a double degree allows you to...

thats a graph for one subject. a student being able to get DN average over 3 year is a totall different story