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He never mentioned anything about 1 year though? :/ All in all, I think it's pretty naive to look to complete a degree in 2 years, whilst still getting the HD average for med, when many struggle to achieve this over 3 years. I'd be interested to know if any past Australia university student...

So penis into the mouth is sweet?

This topic inevitably gets a run every year, however it's good that people are actually asking questions rather than making assumptions or falling for whatever is presented to them. In my opinion, it can depend on the profession/industry you are looking to build a career in. As melsc pointed...

Aldehyde, it's simple. If the B.Sc was able to be completed within 2 years without massive sacrifice and overloading, then they would have designed it as such. It's 3 years in length for a reason. University study is far different to that of High School.

Yes, 7% is a good turnout. Bottom line is that the majority of students wont involve themselves in student politics because they don't consider the candidates policies relevant. It will always be like this.

I dunno, whadda you reckon? You do well with maths and physics?

CA = Chartered Accountants. No point in slamming the program just because it doesn't offer what you are after. Pretty funny that you seem to have missed the whole point of the program though.

Stop thinking about men.

:o Of course!

:uhoh: Nah, it's good to see some students getting in there and forming some faculty-oriented societies and clubs. Good onya matey! Although it seems a bit ambiguous as to what ArtSoc stands for. I understand it's about creativity, although to draw student into becoming part of your society...

Thought I'd pass on an email that I got through the Groupwise system. Note though that the timetable is only preliminary and potentially subject to change. PRELIMINARY EXAM TIMETABLE:

Bahaha. Paging Townie.

Exception to the rule, rather than the norm, I'd say.

Then work abroad via transfer through a multi-national? Much easier then heading into the same jobs market as the locals.

In some respects, I wish I still lived at home. It'd save me a shitload of cash. But there's something awesome about being able to invite people over to your house and not have to dodge your parents. All in all, I think the cash problem will be less of an issue next year, when I kick into 9-5...

Why are you looking for advice if you are so sure of your situation? What was the point of the thread?

We can all hear your sincerity. :) He was probably enquiring specifically to the UNCLE forums for a reason, hence no need for the reference to USYD/UWS.

Which door would one need to be knocking on? Front or back?

Just head down to the local TAB or pokie den and invest your money there instead. Forex trading is interesting in theory, but don't be expecting too much from an investment point of view. Pretty difficult to squeeze out arbitrage and can be a very slippery slope.