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hipsta_jess
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yes, well newcastle is where its all happenning, not only for uni!!
lol, a bit of free town-advertising never goes astray
its just your personal choice, if its possible, check out each of the unis and see which environment you most prefer, where you think you could spend 5 yrs or whatever.
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Haha town! Finally someon admits Newcastle isn't a city.
What she said is right though. If you go and have a look at the unis you should try and get a feel for the place, but it's important to ask them about your course in particular. Some unis approach the same thing differently, and you may like one method/system better than another.
What she said is right though. If you go and have a look at the unis you should try and get a feel for the place, but it's important to ask them about your course in particular. Some unis approach the same thing differently, and you may like one method/system better than another.
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newcastle is a city..just bad wording on my part...isnt it like the 2nd biggest city in the state or something?Originally posted by Lexicographer
Haha town! Finally someon admits Newcastle isn't a city.
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es UNSW is good for med......but i thought USYD would be better for law.....(after UOW that is)
LoLz.....stop waiving that UNSW banner all over our faces.....
es UNSW is good for med......but i thought USYD would be better for law.....(after UOW that is)
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if u wanna do architecture...u would do it in japan or america......coz most australian archies arnt valued as much as foriegn counterpartz.....my opininion anywayz..
I thought Australian architects are like loved by everyone even though they are kinda going through major unemployment.
Going away sounds scary though, i'm not the adventurous type.
Don't you have to take a SAT exam for America?
Going to Japan sounds even more scary, the main language there is none of the languages i speak
Going away sounds scary though, i'm not the adventurous type.
Don't you have to take a SAT exam for America?
Going to Japan sounds even more scary, the main language there is none of the languages i speak
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really?.....then y does USYD still have a higher cuttoff with law......we cant compare med coz ones undergrad and the others not......
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wow!! thats pretty cool!!
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You didn't know that? And you call yourself a "Novacastrian"
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lol, i knew it was up there, but i didnt know it was the biggest...although now i think of it, it makes sense..Originally posted by Merethrond
You didn't know that? And you call yourself a "Novacastrian"
thats not the point
im saying more of the top of the HSC cohort go to UNSW cause of med and law as a whole, not just law
usyd doesnt have a med equivalent, thats why it attracts less of the 99+'s than UNSW - thats just the figures, it doesnt mean one's better than the other because one has more 99+'s
don't you mean "my understanding", why would we give a shit about your opinion
although you're right, australia does not have particularly great architecture training, but iunny generally if you want a traditional, very theoretical course go to usyd, if you want a more technical course go to unsw, if you want a fairly well rounded course and get work placement, but have shit resources, go to uts.
haha we had this argument last year i remember it
santaslayer
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u said it was my opinion.and u said no one gives a rats arse about it.
then u go on saying that "im right"???????
then u go on saying that "im right"???????
do what i did!
get a piece of paper and write down what you want to study at uni, even if they're pretty different and whatever.. and then either look up the uac book to find a degree that offers all or most of what you want to study, or ask your careers coordinator (if yours is a rambling old woman who doesn't know any more than you do, then i would advise against this)
get a piece of paper and write down what you want to study at uni, even if they're pretty different and whatever.. and then either look up the uac book to find a degree that offers all or most of what you want to study, or ask your careers coordinator (if yours is a rambling old woman who doesn't know any more than you do, then i would advise against this)