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Screw the sandstone castle and the grass. No one goes to a university because the grass is nice and there is a nice castle on the campus. When you leave university you leave with a degree, the sand castle and grass don't matter at all. If you really want to sacrifice your education for some nice...

In all seriousness though( assuming this isnt a troll ;) ) do you go to a university because of its apperance or because its going to give you the best possible education and hence the best possible chance at life. That there is what you need to consider. BTW that janitor thing is really weird

thats very normal...

My bad:blink2:

wrong, offers are 9 am not 9 pm

13 hours, 59 minutes, 31 seconds until offers

fair point. Its a hard question, guess we will just have to find out:smile:

My point exactly, he was being sulky. Not frustrated

Hard to say, but i think: b c in regard to question 8, option b states he is frustrated because his knee isn't getting better, option c on the other hand concerns his future. Resultantly I chose option c because he explicitly states" I will never play again". You don't say something like that...

another valid point, but it is somewhat concerning, 36% is extremely large.

Far point study freak but the point of concern here is the unemplyment rate not teaching quality

agreed Finally the voice of reason :lol:

Thats what its students say about the university not what an external organisation says

no need for that

Have a look around the website, but because im a nice guy:D ill list the main ones here: Average of all universities:30% University of Sydney:36% UNSW:21% ANU:21% also the highest average starting salary University of Newcastle:38% :( probably one to avoid UWS:55% GTFO UTS:28% based on this I...

Yes i understand that, but i wasn't sure if OP realised the amount of money involved here was on the order of hundreds of thousand s of dollars.

what? This doesnt dissprove D though

for engineering R&D marginal is up to 2 points below the 99 cut off, so i would assume its up to 2 points below 96 but Im not too sure. Probably best to give them a call

you do realise how high the fees are going to be since your not a UK or EU citizen? your looking at 40-50G a year. Perosnally im aiming to attend a top notch university such as cambridge or oxford as a postgraduate where im more likely to get funding, you could consider that as an option

Heres an example:http://www.gooduniguide.com.au/ratings/institutionFOS/SYDNEY/UG/17 As of the latest count, 36% of University of Sydney graduates who graduated with a bachelors degree in humanities or social sciences were still unemployed 4 months after graduation :eek2: