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my personal prediction was 1 point off my actual UAI, SAM was just over 6 points off my actual UAI

Hmmm, there is a problem though - unless the GM is a reading room mod/smod/admin, how are they going to ensure the rules of the game are followed? It won't work if all the GM can do is throw tantrums at rule breakers, and similarly it might be hard to bestow each GM with mod-esque powers over...

Yes they do - they award bonus points if your EAS application has been approved by them. However they will not notify you by mail if you have been either accepted or rejected.

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Firstly, USYD doesn't offer a DipEd, it instead offers a graduate BTeach/MTeach program and secondly (at least at MQ, ACU and UNSW) with the grad DipEd you can choose two teaching methods just like with the BEd. It should also be noted that USYD's BTeach/MTeach program allows you to teach in two...

UWS has a (comparatively) bad reputation because many of the areas it is adept in are not generally well percieved by students. For example it has strengths in agriculture and hospitality and various other applied areas and of course psychology and acting. To further the problem, most students...

A subject is exactly that...it can be philosophy or microbiology or interpretive dance etc. Units are basically the individual modules you study as part of your program. Electives are units that have been chosen by you as opposed to a required subject which you must do, an elective is a...

The two best texts for this purpose would be The Skull Beneath the Skin and The Real Inspector Hound, both abound with commentary regarding the complexities of the genre at various points. I won't give you specific quotes because it would be better for you to learn to recognise these in the...

chiky pie, here's what you might be able to do to get you into uni: Repeat HSC Do the TPC Do a Diploma at TAFE or at some private colleges(not all have credit transfer with uni so a TAFE is probably better...and cheaper) Do an ACU UniAccess Diploma Do a course with Open Universities...

The Bone Collector, Se7en and Beneath the Skin by Nicci French all involve serial murders, and I strongly reccommend Beneath the Skin as it provides a psychological look at the victim, criminal and to a lesser extent the detective.

Shoosh! That information is classified!:p

Well I face a similar issue as you (I'm a shireling as well *cries with shame*) but it realy isn't that bad - the quickest way is to get a train to townhall/central then change over to Chatswood and get a bus from there to MQ(there's heaps of buses heading that way). *If* you mismanage...

https://www.det.nsw.edu.au/employment/teachnsw/teacherqual.htm https://www.det.nsw.edu.au/employment/teachnsw/retrain/index.htm http://www.edsw.usyd.edu.au/future_students/postgraduate/deg_mteach_prereq.shtml#sec These three links might have some info for you.:) Also, unless you do a...

This confuses me slightly...so are you saying someone in a 4 year degree starts out on a lower payroll than one in a 5 year? For example the USYD BA/BEdu is a 5 year degree(not honours) and the same degree at UNSW is 4 years(also not honours). So would their payrolls be different even though...

The TPC your teacher informed you about is a HSC equivalent run by TAFE NSW - you do not transfer from it, you recieve a TES(Tertiary Admissions Statement) which ranks you for university entry. It is in essence a type of repeating however many undertake this course if they are more skilled at...

Considering they use the amount of people who sat the SC(not results), then you are most likely correct. In fact a large portion of the 'below 30' group would probably be empty ranks left for the dropouts.

There are several ways you can get into uni - in fact there is a listing of most of the ways into university here. All you need do is take the time to read through and click on the links to further info to see what might be useful to your situation.

Ok, thanks guys - I disabled the appropriate programs. I'll see if everything's good now *fingers crossed*

Those are just your core subjects - ie you have no choice, you must do them to complete your degree much like with 2u English for the HSC. You also do other units which are electives meaning you choose them for yourself.

Hello, I'd just like to ask for a little bit of help or even an explanation with whats happening: My computer is set up via a wireless connection using MSN 7.5, however my mother's computer is not wireless and also doesn't have MSN to my knowledge. However this morning we both recieved an...