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they don't charge you but rather cut your internet off when you go over the quota. and yes you do log into the computer. 2.5c per mb? that's $25 per gig... what a freaking rort. if it were me i would choose to get my own ISP if that's possible, and if not i would choose another place to live.

sweeeet...

you won't need any computers at all for macro/micro 1.

don't feed the troll guys. just leave him be under the bridge, that way he won't have to reply anymore :D *pokes him with a stick to which he growls* teehee *pokes him again* teehee

re: scheduling lectures... you can cherry-pick units you want to do based on their convenience due to the high flexibility of phB. but to be honest, if you have your mind set on chemistry and not doing it just because it has a shitty time seems stupid. other than that you can make sure...

well in sydney you get the degree titled Bachelor of Science ("Advanced") (wooo scary stuff) in ANU you get the degree titled Bachelor of Philosophy (Science) /thread

i hope i get paul chen for micro 2 this year, heard he's a legend :uhhuh: not that lecturers mark economics papers themselves personally but either way.

you came here in an ANU forum to talk down on our university, what the hell is wrong with you? are you looking to start a flame-war? if i were to post a counter-argument for your childish claim chances are you'll rally up all your USYD buddies (a la Cronulla) so the ANU forum can spiral into...

negative. you need to log into a networked computer for that.

depends where in sydney western sydney (like places near strathfield or fairfield) - lol

if i recall correctly UAC released the cutoffs (not the offers) like two hour early last year. don't recall exactly how me and my mates got access to it but we did :) (and yes it was for the correct year)

when you connect to the ANU wireless network you type in your uni login/password. after that any sites you visit (not on the ANU network) chips off your 80 megabyte limit (topped at 10 mbit nightly). makes me wonder how guys living on campus could tolerate an 80 meg quota :eek: (do/can you guys...

you won't need one, trust me.

no because it's in india :rolleyes: (not that i would be interested in international unis)

why does it matter? are you going to have "race distribution" as part of your criteria for university selection? :rolleyes: also how exactly might we know of an accurate "gender distribution" other than the occasional "hmmm there appears to be several chicks in the lecture today..."? i don't...

essentially yes, but it has a large research component aswell. you also get much greater flexibility, a personal mentor (usually a professor) you speak with weekly, and it "fast-tracks" you into getting a PHD.

true. what these students don't realise is the UAI isn't just a number that allows you to get in. it's also a resemblance of the difficulty of the course and how well a student may cope. i.e. there's no point a student with a 75 should enrol in law (95), even if they can, as they'll most likely...

a site that allows students to rate their professors.

the post i would make is entirely dependant on your gender... which is undisclosed. should i play russian roulette here guys? YOU DECIDE :ninja:

*blinks* pretty sure the minimum UAI for ANU was 83 for 2006 entry. to be honest i think these cutoffs are arbitrarily set and aren't very dependant on supply/demand like they are at other universities.