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My solution to large and important assignments was to pretty much take control from the get go and go from there. First, I'd test out my partners by delegating minor tasks to them in order to assess their skills. If they were rubbish, I just gave them minor jobs (i.e. a power point...

Our year 7 dux was expelled and from the last I heard, he wasn't doing much with himself.

Starting work at a Law firm next week - we speak usually a few times a week.

I was more surprised to see that Sports Medicine was undersubscribed - I would have thought that to be a super popular speciality.

Great link Medman - cheers for that. A question for you guys, but is the speciality oversubscribed from a graduate standpoint? I know that in many non-medical fields, there are shortage of graduate opportunities, but also a shortage in experienced professionals down the line. Is it the case...

I have a Siamese Fighting Fish in a 3L tank. He has a nasty looking tumour, but he still seems really happy and lively.

My cousin is in that ad and I pay her out mercilessly for it.

Just goes to show how much the media has impacted my view.

It hasnt been a great few years for aviation.

I thought it was a really great event - a huge thanks to Trebla for all his effort in organising it. There is just one point I want to reiterate which I kind of didn't do a good job of explaining at the event. You should always remember to retain your self-respect and dignity as an applicant...

Be a class act and go with your last name.

I was never a cadet, but I finished uni and started working full-time before most of my friends. It does impact your social life to a degree, but it depends on who you hang out with. Like, Im free on Friday nights, all weekend and straight after work, which is exactly when most of my friends...

Something you never earned.

Im going to plagiarise a bit from a movie, because you know, good writers borrow and great ones steal, but I think it suits the thread perfectly. Uni is like quicksand, one minute you're going along and you think everything is going fine. Then you get stuck in the middle of it and you seem to...

Pick the subjects you are best at and enjoy most. You seem to be paying attention to too many factors, some of which arent relevant. Dont be concerned with doing multiple social sciences - if they give you the best chance of getting the highest ATAR you can achieve, then go for it.

I have an essay on Nazism and totalitarianism which is very similar to what I wrote for that question (they are quite similar). Would you like me to send that to you?

If you argue that the statement is of mixed truth, then that is your judgement.

There isnt a strong correlation between time studied and an ATAR. This is mainly because: - The quality of study primarily determines how effective it will be. You can invest hours of time studying, but if it isn't effective then this will largely negate it's overall usefulness. - Ability...

Im in a position where I work full-time and most of my friends dont. To be honest, my social life has taken a bit of a hit because I dont have the freedom they do and Im not in a position to do certain things with them. So I would carefully consider your social life - you have many years to...

I'd take it, as long as you keep working towards the degree it should be fine (a degree will eventually be needed). By doing this, you might be able to bypass the need for a graduate program, as you will be well ahead with your career by the time you graduate.