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I still think equal prizemoney is bullshit unless women play 5 sets

1. Machu Picchu 2. Paris 3. Greek Islands Plus a lot more, mostly in Europe

Are you really suggesting that performance in the HSC and teaching ability are related?

That sucks I didn't know they were rules

I think that's a big part of it

This match has been great. 21 games and a tiebreaker in and neither has been broken, and only 1 double fault

CLSS2603 Greek and Roman Literature - Epic looks good, and Paul Roche is an excellent lecturer. I'm considering doing it and cross listing to an ANHS major. Prereqs are 18 junior creidt points Prereqs for senior Asian Studies units are "12 credit points from junior level Asian Studies, or other...

I'm looking forward to get back to uni, these holidays have been dragging a bit. Would be much better if they gave us two weeks less holidays now but two weeks more mid year.

Pretty sure its 18 per major, at least thats the impression i got. Not sure whether you have to notify, but I'd guess you do

I disagree as UAI doesn't really correlate with performance at uni. Admission into most (or all) degrees should be based on a variety of factors, not just the UAI imo

A lot of the guys at my school were tutored for the HSC, and quite a few were tutored to get into the school. I don't understand tutoring to get into a selecive school though, as it undermines the whole point of a selective school.

No that's all credit points outside of those two faculties. It should give you just enuogh credit points to do a major outside of those faculties

It's really not hard to work part time and still get your school stuff done, especially in year 11, but even for year 12. Also I found working was a welcome break from school work

ECOP1004 used to be called ECOP1002 Economy and Policy, so that's why the handbook says that. And I'm pretty sure you can do ECOP1003 instead, its just recommended you do 1004

been a while since i did business, but for the first one: opening + purchases - sales = closing so opening= closing - purchases + sales (i'm pretty sure that's right)

Yep

How is that rational? he could read the post that's already been made, or ask and have someone else post it for him to read

The forms you need are here: How To and Forms - Current Undergraduate - The University of Sydney

It's been mentioned before, you don't have to pay anything on the day

In my first semester I had 7 and a half hours straight. It actually wasn't that bad, although I eventually stopped going to one of the lectures