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D'accord. Combien de temps apprennez-vous le français? Pourquoi avez-vous decidé d'apprendre le français? Est-ce que vous savez que le français va mourir comme une langue car il resiste souvent les changements linguistiques contrairement à l'anglais?

Ah, OK, so that's what it is called; 'The ARC store'. Cheers, mate, :).

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Near the CLB and Morven Brown, below that helix like set of stairs, just at the top of the Basser steps is where I bought mine. There might be other shops that sell them, but I don't know them. I paid for my lab coat I think in between the twenty to thirty dollar range. I don't know about the...

-work on your leg endurance and cardio -make sure to know where your lecture and tutorial locations are during O-week or before so that you won't have to crowd around the maps like other first years when sem starts -look for your books on textbookexchange first before going to the bookshop...

Re: Continuing with honing writing skills (English Advance studies) on tertiary studi I don't think writing short stories will help you much in business. I also don't think writing English with sophisticated language will help you much in business since those in business just want you to get to...

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From the best of my knowledge, an academic, a translator or tour guide. There may be more, but I don't know. You could also work for ASIO and ASIS if DFAT doesn't work out, but I wouldn't recommend working in such areas. Have a read of these organisations, and decide for yourself though. The ADF...

Thanks for the reply. I'm planning to major in biology, and the handbook says that it is recommended to do Chemistry 1A but that is isn't a requisite. So, I was wondering if I should enroll in the course or not since I'm not sure if HSC Chemistry would be enough to make me understand all the...

I think it is fine, but getting a job at DFAT is very competitive. I can't be certain, but I'm pretty sure that most of those who work at DFAT would have gone to at least a Go8 university and graduated with very excellent marks in International Relations or whatever. They would also have an...

Is it possible to teach this subject yourself solely by reading and doing exercises from a chem textbook, and by watching youtube videos of chemistry labs? Thank you.

Some courses in semester one are not offered in semester two. However, some courses in semester two are offered during summer school, but no semester one courses are, to the best of my knowledge. So, yeah.

For language courses at UNSW, you need to attend at least 80% of the lectures and tutorials or else you will fail the course.

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I can't wait to watch this. There are hardly any deep movies being made nowadays, with the exception of those in foreign cinema. Bloody shallow Americans. I agree with you that it would be better if it was shot in Russian instead of English; it makes the movie feel more real. What does that...

I have not read the book, but I have seen 'Apocalypse Now Redux', which is based on it. So on the film, I would say yes. Reasons why as follows: The SF captain who always needs a mission and not feeling his true self when he doesn't have one, and his constant questioning of the value and...

As said in another thread, none of us can tell you what subjects are easy to do as we all find different things easy and hard. You should have a look at the thread on here on UNSW subjects nevertheless, and read what other people think about the courses they did. No subjects are compulsory...

I think an education in the arts makes your life much more richer, but if I had to choose between science and arts for lowering funds, it would always be arts.

My bad; I stand corrected. Yes, but doing a graduate diploma of education from TAFE or some other place would also allow her to teach as well at high school and would only take one and a half years to do full time after earning her degree. So, she could have done a major in maths for her...

To add to that, the people at UNSW are generally very laid back and extremely friendly to everyone, regardless of your background; I've only met one snob whilst at uni (from the Arts faculty, by the way). This contrasts to USYD, from what I have heard from talking to numerous people from the...