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it'll probably help you if anything because by the time you do study it in class it will be revision, so you should be able to understand it better. also, that is like the easiest topic ever and should be very easy to learn from the text book

che guevara is a very common topic, so try to study it from a perspective that hasn't been done too much because chances are your teachers have already read a lot of essays on the same topic

I really don't get the obsession with selective schools. My grade had some of the biggest underachievers I've ever known

Re: Psychology..which uni has the best course? i think i read somewhere that the stats course in second year assumes 2 units of maths, but i don't think it really matters. and apparently biology and chemistry are useful, but not required at all

Actually something like adult education might suit. I think UTS has a course

Well you'd obviously have to be very successful, and I reckon you'll only be very successful if you're doing something you enjoy and are interested in, so it would really be a matter of what your interests are

But you don't know what the cutoffs will be for 2009 until offers are released

radical idea i know, but maybe look up the exchange sections on the uni sites

I got into my course even though i was below the cutoff and no bonus points are advertised for the course, and i know quite a few who got into UTS law below the cutoff

I'm pretty sure both the fail and the pass are counted

for most unis i think you need another major if you're doing a BA. it wouldn't really matter what you do, just pick something you're interested in. i think philosophy and sociology are fairly commonly combined with psyc. i'll probably be combining psyc with either ancient history or political...

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That gives you a nrsl of a bit over 96, which i thought was enough to be competitive, but i'm not really sure

ANHS1601 Foundations for Ancient Rome 83.0 Distinction ECOP1002 Economy and Policy 69.0 Credit GOVT1105 Geopolitics 54.0 Pass Happy with ANHS, but would have been good to get 2 extra marks. ECOP and GOVT were as expected

you didn't actually believe that did you?

bloody hell student admin isn't working for some reason for me. and i know at least one of my subjects is out

Tbh, most arts majors aren't going to get you directly into a job, its really more about the skills you pick up during the degree. That said, a career can be made from archaeology, it will just be very competitive

I think honours is pretty competitive. I think for USyd you need a distinction average for 2nd and 3rd year psyc

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Transferring to USyd Arts. UAI - 89.20 GPA - 5.625 NRSL - 91.10 (according to SCU conversion table)