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Nah I'm not up to risk theory yet. Did stochastics though, same deal really. My raw mark was 40~ at most and ended up getting through. The trick with stats is not to pass, just fail by less than everyone else.

Walk into a random college and use theirs. No one would realise you weren't from there, and even if they did I doubt they'd care. Just say you spent the night...

ANU's cut offs aren't determined by course popularity, so don't use them to compare the courses to other unis. You'd be better off asking about uni transfers in the general uni forums, short answer yes. Distance from Sydney shouldn't be an issue, it's really not that far.

Had no problems getting my results this morning. Also, fuck scaling. Seriously.

Well. Not very. No. No. Good. No more short answers questions so I cbf. Do some reasearch first and ask specific questions rather than "Tell me everything".

Give up now and get a job as a checkout chick

I'm fairly confident most 3000 level stat/math courses will walk over econ in terms of difficulty.

Incorrect

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You thought this was more related to general university discussion than travel? Fair enough I guess <_<

Commerce is not economics, so that's not exactly the right degree (the requirements are that same). ANU's UAIs are NOT DECIDED BY POPULARITY. This has been repeated enough times now that you shouldn't need to comment on it. Asians studies courses are generally quite good, and the economics...

You're gay.

Even if I'm free, I don't want to show you around.

Yes, you will be disadvantaged. If you aren't "super smart" like people who get 90+, you probably shouldn't be dead set on a career in the legal system.

Epic.

This has been done to death in previous threads. ANU sets it's UAI entry independent of intake. With that in mind, ANU >Macq.

Mate no offense meant, but how big do you think Canberra is?

I advise you look at Fenner.

More like PhD only, lucky mofos :mad1:

Yes.