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Haha, I was the one sitting to the back and left(i'm a guy obviously) with oodles of curly blonde/brown hair. And thanks to everyone for clueing me in to what happened with the Power and Change tute!

lol - I was in tute 14 with Jane Houghton as tutor. EDIT: Oh, and can anyone give me a rundown of what was covered in the tutorial for Power and Change? Due to a timetable clash I wasn't able to make it...(I went to the lecture though).

It is pretty lame, but we have different lecturers each week so maybe it won't be so bad later on..(*hopeful*). I hated the bit with the assessment too, but especially this phrase: "you're assessment will be marked as one, this means that those at a higher level must work to bring the lower...

Actually, once you have sat your Ext 2 exam in Mathematics, your 2u Mathematics marks will cease to exist for all practical terms regarding the UAI- even if you perform worse in 4u than 2u. The reasoning for this is that 2u maths is asssumed knowledge for the 4u course and effectively becomes...

It could be a point of pride, they just want their HSC plus they want a learning experience. Otherwise there is university entrance - while there are plenty of other (faster) pathways into uni than HSC it also allows you to get used to an academic experience again. I'd also like the mention...

Brizza2ndtime - if you are doing a limited UAI you don't really need to worry about the year 11 stuff. While a prelim assessment can count for some courses(I had one myself - only counted 15% though) it won't count across two different sittings of the HSC. So you will be starting fresh. What I...

C means city campus M means markets site(as opposed to broadway) 05B means the building number (i think) 01 means the floor 11 means the room number I don't know why you would be there though...cos thats the business and law faculty, not communications:s

Easy as pie.:) Ambrose is a horrendously wealthy and private man who values very little in the world apart from his extremely private castle(which he likes to keep that way). He also has somewhat of an obsession with death as can be seen with his collection of artefacts. He is also amoral and...

Well the oldest I know of, and it might be the one you are referring to, was in his late 80s when he did the HSC via OTEN(correspondence TAFE) and that was in 03 or 04.

Generally your year 11 marks make no contribution to your final HSC marks and thus no contribution to UAI. However a small handful of places(incl. some TAFEs) will include the final preliminary assessment as part of the HSC score - though this is allowable only in General Maths, 2u Math and 3u...

omg thankies! My updated plan of attack - rock up to early morning lecture and bug convenor of subject to wave a magic wand so that I can move into a different tutorial.:D

I was wondering if anyone knew what would happen if I just well...rocked up to an earlier lecture or tute for Power & Change in Australia than I have been allocated?(desperate measures here...)

most of the major works are here: http://community.boredofstudies.org/608/major-works/77844/bored-studies-showcase-2003-present.html :)

UAI cut-offs are not static and do not remain in the one position - an example would be UWS Bachelor of Law which previously had a cut-off over 90 but recently fell down to approximately 85 so you will always be considered it merely depends on how competitive other applicants marks are. Other...

Hi Writer Chick.:) Firstly, with your textbook problems you could probably find a copy or an older edition at one of the TAFE libraries and it doesn't even have to be from the TAFE you are enrolled at - it can be any TAFE library. As regarding online help with subject content, if you don't...

Hmm, I think it depends on the exact subject you do as well because the tute vs. seminar thing mentioned wouldn't apply to say French as we do mixed sessions rather than a lecture/seminar followed by a tute. I'm guessing since our mentors were subject specific that whatever dates we recieved...

Some very basic stuff about good old Cordy: *Though she is in a rather low class job, she has recieved an extensive education similar to most of the upper classes(ie she can quote Austen, Webster and so on with ease). *Though she is aware of most of what it takes to be a detective, and displays...

ok, here's the problem: I do two courses: one at UTS(Communications in Writing & Cultural) and one at MQ(French), and to make the timetables fit I need to do morning sessions in one of my UTS units so thats what I put in. To my horror, UTS put me in the afternoon session of that unit instead...

I don't get why you and pLuvia say 8 months...:confused: Its not 8 months between the time you sit your HSC and the time you graduate from your school.

1. Depends on what you term as graduation - some schools hold graduation events perhaps a week before the state wide exams. If you mean official government graduation, well we recieve our certificate in the mail approximately 2 months after the last exam has finished. 2. If a student is...