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15 min car ride to station and then depending on how (not "if") shitty cityrail is, the trip takes from 35 mins -60 mins. After that, a 1o minute walk to uni from Redfern station.

woo hoo i passed and improved on my 1st mid sem. Still kicking myself for freaking out in the exam and wasting time through panicking and forgetting and then panicking more and forgetting more!!! argh. Need to learn how to control my nerves ><

there is alot to wade through in terms of the learning process but at the end of it all, you jus pick and shoose your arguments and off you go!

do u mean the crowding out effect? :P Basically, governments borrow money (by issuing bonds) to fund additional spending. The problem occurs when government debt 'crowds out' private companies and individuals from the lending market. Increased government borrowing tends to increase...

for modern hist: you can basically write approx 5 general essays before the HSC that will cover the entire syllabus. these are usually a mix of past HSC q's and trial q's. Of course, the q's wont be the same but there are only so many ways they can twist the content

from memory, they will generally ask q's concerning the direction, trend and composition of trade and financial flows. the textbook summarises it quite well. self explanatory?

haha my friend did 3u in the HSC and is reasonably good at maths...she is struggling with the weekly math quizzes in the 1st yr maths units...ick

hahaha believe me, im feeling the same way. No time to dwell on it though. Must pass finals first!

i dont think its possible. law units are limited to...well...law students :P CLAW is as far as you can take it, i think

yeah, my friend is doing it. ridiculous hours. approaching 30 hours a week i think. Urgh

noooooooooooo! econ 1002 is hardly maths based! its econ1001 and even then (although i admit i do whinge abot the maths component in this) now that i look at it, its really nothing. Basic algebra (equation of a line, make y the subject, find the gradient, solving basic equations, simultaneous...

if you truly dont mind a whole arts degree then i think you shoudl go for it. the comm pre reqs are not too bad. Econ 1001 and 1002 are straightforward. Obviously, you are already wading though ECMT. Acct 1a and 1b is probably boring but even im not so adverse to the subject anymore, the more...

yeah a psych major is pretty impossible due to CP requirements. The two commerce majors can be complimented with a 3rd major - the catch being that it must be from the arts fac lol you might really want that major in psych but be careful as comm pre-req's might be bearable but a whole arts...

I would usually say Im fairly happy with my course but lately, i've been thinking its not really for me. I was adament at the end of yr 12 that usyd b comm (lib studies) was the best route and the only problem would be acquiring the UAI. Well, i managed it somehow and then was too caught up in...

at least its only 300-400 words. Its not really an assingment anyway. More like a reflection on learning so it isnt too taxing.

savage garden - i knew i loved u jeff buckley (or rufus wainwright) - hallelujah

the second i decided to skip my first lecture. have never looked back lol though i am suffering the consequences now :(

"Students may select additional majors and minors offered by the Faculty of Economics and Business or by the Faculty of Arts, Science." You just have to complete an award course major in the comm favulty and do at least 100 CP's in the comm fcaulty. Edit: i have major difficulties...

so what? Ii've been waking up at 6am twice a week in this sem anyway. Normally, I would be a little worried abotu my ability to do 8am classes but desperate times call for desperate measures lol

I used ot like Jude Law but seeing his face plastered everywhere in 3 movies simultaneously plus those tabloid pics of him and his boho crazed gf is off putting. Johnny Depp is so much cooler :cool: