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was MATH2406 hard? i got a mate who thought he would be a wiseass and cram in the last week before the exam. he got nailed in the course like there was no tomorrow (by nail i mean get something in the 30's as a result... that'll teach that asshole :haha: ) and i got another mate who (i believe)...

also trying to keep on topic: - yes, ANU is Australia's (southern hemisphere's if you wanna be pedantic) top uni :) - yes, commerce and economics needs 75 to get into. finance needs 85 and actuary needs 95. but DON't be fooled by the uai cutoffs, it is by no means an indication of how easy the...

it's okay so far for me (just finished 2nd year). if you put the work in you'll do well (cliche but it's true... like every course). my mate studied his ass off and got an 88 in macro 2 (which scaled up truckloads this year according to my lecturer). fail rates i don't know about... it's all...

why not?

you have two options. 1. dickson. it's about 7 minutes drive from ANU through northbourne. 2. westfield belconnen . about 10 minutes drive from ANU. i'd strongly suggest option 2 because you can catch a bus that goes past ANU every 5 minutes, and it's about a 15 minute trip. the dickson bus...

yes they are. seriously uni is lax in every single thing except assessments/enrollments.

QFT except the last one i had broke after 3 days. the dude at the newsagency told me to go fuck myself when i tried getting a refund.

depends what uni. over at mine it's 50-59.

you should brush up on your research skills man Information day anu melbourne - Google Search

do IT and arts. IT is essentially the same as SENG. trust me (if you don't then i can go and explain why...)

i think it's obvious that i was. :hammer: :hammer: :hammer:

some courses you're competing against with honours students and phb students who are fighting to keep above 90 so they can keep their scholarships. other courses (especially in school of economics/statistics/finance) you are competing with masters students doing the same course as you.

i was a mean son of a bitch when selling my first year stat book to a first year kid. i told them it's a necessary resource and it's impossible to go through the course without it (i got a mid-D in that course without opening the book) :D

true this. it is certainly not impossible if you want a HD average (i've got a mate doing engineering who duxed his highschool with 99.90) and got all HD's throughout his first 3 semesters. but boy does he work hard for it (think 8 hours of study daily, keeping obsessively organised, you name it)

i don't recommend the 2-hour loan especially for first year text books. come exam time, a potential of 700 people (micro/macro 1) fighting for 3 or so books in the library... aint pretty. if you're doing maths i learnt that a text book is not a necessary tool to own yourself. if you're doing...

hi there, usually text books are the killer in terms of expenses, depending if you're a sucker or not. if you're a sucker you would be the first in line in the Coop bookshop to buy the text books (i remember when i did this it set me back $500). or, you can find a second hand text book which...

ygpm ;)

nah it's cool. i don't have a laptop so i've never used it before. during the last week of semester, if you sat at the end of hancock on level 2, you could connect an unrestricted wireless network called 'ASI'. obviously my mates found this out so they were downloading shit (torrents) at...

uhhh sure... 'speed limit'... ehheeheh

depends if you're a stud driver or a woman driver. if you're a super-stud like me you can do it in 2.5 easily. :cool: