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You'd need a GPA of at least 6.2 to 6.3...so that's a healthy distinction average (D average is 6.0). There are already lots of threads on this topic so if you do a search you're bound to find info-a-plenty, in case you want to crunch the numbers yourself

thanks for the vote of confidence, guys nd: Initially I was over-ambitious and studied for about 2-3 hours every night... after a month the enthusiasm wore off and I just made sure I was doing the minimum amount of work (i.e. tute readings) and glancing over my notes from Ec & Business...

Lazarus, just wanted to ask if there is any way I can find out how subjects at usyd are ranked/scaled in this process. I'm planning to transfer into comb law after just completing 1st year of a b economics. Wanted to clarify my chances of getting an offer Cheers

I was wondering if anyone knew when students who have applied for a transfer would be notified of an offer? I just finished first year in a degree at usyd and have applied for a transfer to a combined degree still at usyd. Will I get notification of an offer (or lack thereof) in the early...

is there any way of calculating your gpa? i know you can calculate your wam (weighted average mark) pretty easily but is gpa something you can calculate yourself if you're just left with raw marks from each of your subs?

Is anyone thinking of taking part in the debating competitions at usyd? I debated a bit through highschool and I'm pretty keen on jumping straight into the uni's proverbial shark tank...but I don't know anyone else who shares my interest, so it looks like i'll be plunging solo... Anyone...

gotta love that book i need to read it thoroughly to grasp a solid understanding of what the hell its going on about...but its still nifty that combined with dixon text and we're invincible mwah ha ha *cough cough* yes...

im doing scriptwriting for the stage have an absurdist style script but in a postmodern australia context stuffed because i havent quite finished the draft and beckett is haunting me

too true sif thanx for the clarification just basing my understanding on the fact that you need to identify similar concepts explored in texts and relate them that way. so perhaps focusing on the ideological commentary rather than direct textual parallels. doesnt even have to be as explicit as...

of course there'll be left wing questions memorise away...but still do practice of other questions i believe if u prepare at least one essay for each area of study in english, you can manipulate it accordingly because there's a set formula to each paragraph they want you to demonstrate a...

probably easier because i enjoy it more than adv good module

its either that, or u have no fundament at all when it comes to writing the thing come hsc. ill take the neurotic over-prepared option ;)

perfecting essays for each module and memorising is a fantastic method - u can't fail i was told by several teachers that the top students in english have achieved great results that way - with doing the essays over and over again until the analogy of the texts is up to scratch. ive handed in...

spooky, you do have to relate back your supp material to gwen harwood AND the stimulus booklet in terms of issues of change portrayed. ive said it once and ill say it again - u must display an understanding of intertextuality in this area of study! u expressed a query re: how u could relate the...

nothing beats the GILMORE GIRLS that show is inarguably the best show ever created 'you have much knowledge'

argh the creative response bit makes me anxious whats the criteria for marking? i mean, they cant base it all on the 'creativity' element or the success of the dynamics established in the response. would most weight be given to development of concepts of change? or is it equal distribution of...

what could they ask you to do for the 'creative' part in terms of text types? hehe, i usually skip that section when im doing practice papers

www.immi.gov.au/statistics/publications/community_profiles/PolandNet.pdf another source is this thesis entitled social & psychological adjustments of first generation polish immigrants to australia all my other stuff is written in polish...which i guess might pose a problem :p

dont have to know of the philips curve, but itd be great if u did - works wonders for assessing the success of macro policy implementation bee, ive done china for my eco case study. bit of a shoddy job, but i can swap notes and bleh with u

morgues, im not studying skrzynecki for english as such. but i do study 2u polish and am concentrating my speaking exam on the subject of post-war immigration of poles to australia. if u want some of my sources, id be glad to pass them on. dont know if thats what ur after or if itd be of any...