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I was implying local regarding your stated location: Northern Beaches.
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hey.. my friend was asking about liek some "CLS" commonwealth learning scholarships" anyone hear anything about those and how to go about them?
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Closing date has passed, unfortunately.
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oh really?
it said "applications would be avaialable late january" too bad i could never find one.
good work on their behalf
it said "applications would be avaialable late january" too bad i could never find one.
good work on their behalf
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http://www.ics.mq.edu.au/undergrad/scholprize/#conds
"10.3 Computing (BCompSc, BIT, BIS, BeBus, BSc)
Scholarships may be awarded to students undertaking the first year of a Bachelor degree program leading to a major in computing (i.e. BCompSc, BIT, BIS, BeBus, BSc). "
I originally enrolled in Commerce/Science but i dropped comp125 in the 1st sem in favour of the standard comp155(or the 115 equivalent) that all actuaries do 1st year. So essentially i was just doing what any normal actuary would do regardless of their other degree, in the first year (because we all virtually have the same first year).
My question stands: Because i never technically enrolled out of the B Sc, this means next year they will consider i am in my 2nd year of B Sc and hence not possible for me to get this abovementioned scholarship? I will send them an e-mail just wanted to know if anyone else had similar experience.
It just seems a bit lame because if i had been in anything else for my 2nd degree, i would be considered as starting the 1st year of Computing next year I think.
Cheers
"10.3 Computing (BCompSc, BIT, BIS, BeBus, BSc)
Scholarships may be awarded to students undertaking the first year of a Bachelor degree program leading to a major in computing (i.e. BCompSc, BIT, BIS, BeBus, BSc). "
I originally enrolled in Commerce/Science but i dropped comp125 in the 1st sem in favour of the standard comp155(or the 115 equivalent) that all actuaries do 1st year. So essentially i was just doing what any normal actuary would do regardless of their other degree, in the first year (because we all virtually have the same first year).
My question stands: Because i never technically enrolled out of the B Sc, this means next year they will consider i am in my 2nd year of B Sc and hence not possible for me to get this abovementioned scholarship? I will send them an e-mail just wanted to know if anyone else had similar experience.
It just seems a bit lame because if i had been in anything else for my 2nd degree, i would be considered as starting the 1st year of Computing next year I think.
Cheers
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Does that mean that next year, I can apply for a law one? I wonder if I'm considered doing law at the moment... I don't think so...flyin' said:
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I'm hoping I can get the "We like Ben so much so please have §10,000,000" scholarship.
It's new.
It's new.
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xeuyrawp
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Ah, ok. I haven't got the Super Duper one, anyway.flyin' said:
Nuts.
lol. Here you go, Ben, have ten-million sections.Arvin Sloane said:
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You've obviously never played The Sims! It's the sign for the currency they use, the simoleon.PwarYuex said:lol. Here you go, Ben, have ten-million sections.
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You've obviously never played The Sims! It's the sign for the currency they use, the simoleon (as well as being the section sign, yes).PwarYuex said:lol. Here you go, Ben, have ten-million sections.
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Oh yeah, that's right. I remember now.Arvin Sloane said: