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uh wat uni courses do u recommend (2 Viewers)
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tonberry_kun
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pfft, if u fail hsc, u can come centrelink wif me
tonberry_kun
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the dean must've been a happy chap after 3 weeks 
yeah, i wouldn't mind doing Arts/Law... it's just that I read somewhere that even if you are a highly-esteemed barrister (a QC, say), and you don't have any work, then you're fucked (even with the title) - so I don't want to limit myself - and Commerce is such a wide area; it opens many doors.
But if I were to do Arts, I wouldn't mind doing something English-related, Asian languages, Latin studies, anthropology, philosophy and the like...
my friend's dad is a law lecturer at usyd... would that help?
nah, i'd probably just settle for what i can do with the UAI and then maybe try to transfer after i get in. meh. this whole HSC business is so exhausting already, i don't think i'd have energy to worry about those things after it's all over.
nah, i'd probably just settle for what i can do with the UAI and then maybe try to transfer after i get in. meh. this whole HSC business is so exhausting already, i don't think i'd have energy to worry about those things after it's all over.
yea it's really hard to go from full fees to HECS as well i think, and my parents don't want to pay full fees for me to go to uni.
i was thinking of doing commerce (liberal studies) at usyd, except they don't have actuarial there. i'm not sure if i want to study actuarial, but my parents like the idea, and it's completely ruling it out if i want to go to usyd.
i was thinking of doing commerce (liberal studies) at usyd, except they don't have actuarial there. i'm not sure if i want to study actuarial, but my parents like the idea, and it's completely ruling it out if i want to go to usyd.
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theres an adult education in UWS...
hmm, adult education...i like the sound of that
hmm, adult education...i like the sound of that
hmm yea, arts sounds good except i wouldn't do it by itself... lol, the whole stereotype thing with arts students being grotty and bludgey. arts/commerce seemed to be a good idea, except now i'm kind of interested in doing science as well.
argh. law sounds very attractive, but i'm not sure whether it's just the high UAI.
argh. law sounds very attractive, but i'm not sure whether it's just the high UAI.
LoL @ ...
Actuarial studies is very hard, (or so I heard,) unless you really like maths. and when you graduate you've only got Stage I complete... there's like postgraduate education for Stage II and Stage III... but you could go MacQU for BCom (Actuarial), LLB (the cutoff was 99.1 last year)...
Actuarial studies is very hard, (or so I heard,) unless you really like maths. and when you graduate you've only got Stage I complete... there's like postgraduate education for Stage II and Stage III... but you could go MacQU for BCom (Actuarial), LLB (the cutoff was 99.1 last year)...
I can't mate - otherwise I would've applied to Monash for MBBS/LLB already.
no no, my parents haven't had any say in the subjects i've chosen at school, and i doubt they'll have a great influence in what i do at uni... i just meant if i decide that i want to go to USYD (sandstone fetish?) then it's ruling the whole actuarial studies thing out.and i said it was the stereotypical view, not my view asq
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i wanted to do arts!!!!!!
but thats coz i want to do international studies...
but thats coz i want to do international studies...
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international studies requires knowlege in arts as well