llamasohee
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What course do you want to do at uni and what's the pros and cons of that course?
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uni degree and wats ur reason? (1 Viewer)
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thejosiekiller
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natstar said:
here ill help u
con- every1 will soon have a business degree making them as useless as toilet paper. jk
but competitive nonetheless
for me...
science- im gonna kill u all on a mass scale
con- insurance costs, ill be alone, the smell of dead ppl
um yeah ill continue the story of bilbo baggins latter
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journalism or agri science/business
journo pros: not alot
journal cons: many
agri science/business pros: lot of work available in the country, helps country, etc, etc.
agri science/business cons: have to stay in the country, etc etc.
journo pros: not alot
journal cons: many
agri science/business pros: lot of work available in the country, helps country, etc, etc.
agri science/business cons: have to stay in the country, etc etc.
Slidey
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Nanotechnology + Mathematics
Pros: Great job prospects, great pay, plenty of room for inventing something, undiluted job market, will help the environment and people, the units I'll end up doing (a lot of chem, bio) have lots of girls. Heh heh.
Cons: The true power of this technology may not be experienced for a few years, yet - by the end of my degree it should just be starting to take off like a rocket. I can't really study psychology aswell, which is a bummer (can't fit the units in). Other than that, I'm pretty happy with it.
Pros: Great job prospects, great pay, plenty of room for inventing something, undiluted job market, will help the environment and people, the units I'll end up doing (a lot of chem, bio) have lots of girls. Heh heh.
Cons: The true power of this technology may not be experienced for a few years, yet - by the end of my degree it should just be starting to take off like a rocket. I can't really study psychology aswell, which is a bummer (can't fit the units in). Other than that, I'm pretty happy with it.
Purp|e
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if you can somehow work one of the novelty sized microwaves at uts into this plan, i will let you impregnate methejosiekiller said:for me...
science- im gonna kill u all on a mass scale
con- insurance costs, ill be alone, the smell of dead ppl
um yeah ill continue the story of bilbo baggins latter
thejosiekiller
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Purp|e said:if you can somehow work one of the novelty sized microwaves at uts into this plan, i will let you impregnate me
you know ud think ti would be easy to find an industrial novelty size microwave to get the god project off the ground- but its hard
iamsickofyear12
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Marketing is boring. It's the same shit over and over again and it's almost all common sense.
I would like to do something that isn't to do with business or economics or computers, like history or something, but the first year subjects at UOW and limited and mostly shit so I am stuck doing economics, marketing, business, etc.
I would like to do something that isn't to do with business or economics or computers, like history or something, but the first year subjects at UOW and limited and mostly shit so I am stuck doing economics, marketing, business, etc.
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we don't have objections in Australia
llamasohee
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lol. being a judge is pretty cool, ppl calling you 'ur honour' like everyday.spell check said:
but i want to do combined aerospace eng/psychology thats wat i want to do but i dont know if the combination is possible. help?
rumour
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That really isn't true!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!boasboy said:
Psych
Pros: Fun lab experiments, you get to be test subjects in interesting experiments.
Cons: Boring lectures, damn lab reports
!!!!!
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B Music (Composition) @ The Sydney Con
Pros: I've wanted to do this for years. I love composing and there is an incredibly thrill to hear your music being played back by musicians. Was mostly interested in the composer-performer workshop, and patching up on piano. There is a great atmosphere, and to have people around you as musical as you are or more is an incredible feeling. Mingling with hopeful people that you might one day work with, a close knit family, is also a great factor.
Cons: Couldn't patch up on piano directly, but it's forcing me to face my weaknesses head on, like sight singing, aural perception, stuff like that. It's really tiring when you have to face your weaknesses everyday. I'm sure it'll be worth it in the end though.
Wednesday's are a bitch because I have uni 9-5, non stop with no breaks. Plus side to that is that I get two days off, so I can work.
Pros: I've wanted to do this for years. I love composing and there is an incredibly thrill to hear your music being played back by musicians. Was mostly interested in the composer-performer workshop, and patching up on piano. There is a great atmosphere, and to have people around you as musical as you are or more is an incredible feeling. Mingling with hopeful people that you might one day work with, a close knit family, is also a great factor.
Cons: Couldn't patch up on piano directly, but it's forcing me to face my weaknesses head on, like sight singing, aural perception, stuff like that. It's really tiring when you have to face your weaknesses everyday. I'm sure it'll be worth it in the end though.
Wednesday's are a bitch because I have uni 9-5, non stop with no breaks. Plus side to that is that I get two days off, so I can work.