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congratulation!:) good luck with maths ext 1:)

really? never heard of... do you know what it is?

if i were you, i would do international studies at UNSW and after one year, I would transfer to law degree. this is my opinion, but it is up to you,

where can i get information about scaling at uni?

is there a scaling like HSC in uni course?

maybe the vacancies were available for the course:confused:

but if you did maths ext 2 in year 12, you need to take advanced units,

if you get access card, you get one:)

if you want to graduate with law degree and want to transfer to law degree after the first year, it is good to get D average apparently. so if i were you, i would do the degree which it is less hard to get D, so i would do B Liberal Studies. but it is seriously up to you to choose what course...

good luck:)

ignore them and just do your work. this is the best advice i can give. if you have an ipod, listen to them.

study really hard and talk to the subject coordinator. if you work hard, you will be able to catch up to the standard.

rearrange or change the preference just in case, who knows if you gonna get it?:)

TAFE is not certainly for 'dumb' people. many smart people i know go to TAFE and transfer to second year uni.:)

ok

did you get timetable already?:eek:

gonna bring few pages of paper and a pen. hope it is enough.

Re: Truong's tutoring, any comments? i heard he is really strict, but it is best to go there and check it.

Re: Hsc dates? this post reminds of me of what i was thinking when i was in year 12:). i really wanted to get the timetable and a bit nervous about it, but once i got it and checked my subjects, i somehow felt calmness although my timetable was a bit bad.