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it totally depends tho. a lot of ppl don't have tutors and the ones that do probably think it's worth it

are people planning to tell their school what their uai is?

mmmm... i have to say i dislike knox due to SOME of the students

too easy knox

sigh.... don't we all

lol, just noticed that

Re: VISUALS!!!!!!!! leunig cartoons can be good, check the newspaper

i think this is the right link www.economist.com/countries basic b/g economic data, recent policy changes, economic forecasts etc

i'm not but a couple of my friends are

i kinda took the approach of being really busy throughout the year and kept up everything i had done in previous years, sport, debating, music etc. as a result i only studied a max of 2 hrs per day but as trials, hsc etc. approached i went into excessive cramming mode. for trials it worked but...

what i hate is how everyone says "once you're at uni your uai won't matter and no one will care" the problem is in order to get into uni and your desired course your uai DOES matter so really that's no consolation at all

the waiting is killing me but personally i think considering how many papers they have to mark, how many marks have to be recorded etc. they get our results out pretty quickly

had that seem feeling. during stuvac. for me it came down to how much i felt i knew, not how long i spent studying

from what i've heard the workload isn't that terrible. you are doing two years more than a 'normal' degree anyway so that should even it out a bit and yes, you should have time to actually have a life beyond uni

i certainly don't know cause i'm not studying law but when friends who are studying law at usyd and those studying at uts discuss what they've learnt, it appears usyd provides a more thorough course and thus some would consider it to be the better university for law it also claims to have...

best of all, they're always hiring!!!!

call centres where you're doing only incoming calls eg. pizza hut etc. give you a minimum wage and it's relatively easy work

what are you referring to by "other things"?

a lot of ppl say sydney is better in terms of reputation and unsw provides a more practical approach no idea if that's true

uts doesn't have the same reputation for law it's better for other degrees. thus the lower demand to do law at uts and the comparatively lower uai