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Job hunting is a skill; It's easy if you know where and how to look. If you have already completed your HSC, and did well in say Maths, you can put that down as one of your qualifications. But if you screw over your marks because you were working during the HSC, you run the risk of not...

lol, I'm going to apply for KFC!

That's just pathetic- Both the parents should be left in prison for life. Especially the mum that let this happen to her own child. The impact and emotional scars it would have left on that poor kid would last with her for the rest of her life. So it's only fair both parents spend their life in...

Headings! Use headings! I <3 Headings.

No, I believe up to Year 10 maths is sufficient for everyday life. Don't get me wrong, I love maths but nothing I learnt in Senior Maths is going to be particularly helpful in life. That is, I don't need to know sine theta in order to do my taxes. And differentiating 'x' is not going to pay...

I'd say any more than 15 hrs/week would be too exhausting physically and mentally. And let's be honest, after coming home from a tiring 8 hour shift, it's unlikely you'd be wanting to spend another 4 hours with your textbook. Come exam time, you will be drained from overload and would be needing...

^ what kind of work do you do? It sounds like a decoy for telemarketing

By the long-term I'm referring to my long-term savings. If I end up moving out of home, I'd much rather have the money as a safety net. The dilemma here, is whether the $400 govt incentive is worth giving up the hard-earned savings of a poor uni student. On the other hand, I'm not one to pass up...

And is it worth it in the long-term?

Religion is dependant on personal preference. Linking it to IQ is irrelevant since there is no hard evidence to life's origin or purpose; only theories. /captain obvious

How is that humanly possible when it takes 10 minutes to go through the bus route by bus? Unless you're riding at 60 km/hr and going right through all traffic lights without stopping.. :confused:

Do you constantly make negative jokes about yourself in front of other people? conciously or subconciously? Because that could be a reason your friends don't respect you and find it funny to laugh at your expense. If you don't respect yourself, how can you expect other people to respect you...

Any pay under $10 is pretty much slave labour - don't waste your time.

Anyone done mediation or alternative dispute resolution, and can tell me anything about the difficulty or average marks/average failure rates? Lots of class contribution/discussion? Still wondering if I should do these electives next semester... or in summer...or even at all :confused:

yeah, and now she probably thinks of you as stupid anddd greedy, having taken the timtams she was going to eat for lunch

She was probably just offering you ONE Tim Tam, and you foolishly took the whole packet, while she was waiting for you give it back. She probably didn't want you to look like an idiot in front of everyone and didn't point that out.

^ how much pay?

hmm no, summer course enrolments don't start until around Novemeber so you've got a while to wait.. It only takes 5 weeks because 1 unit would have 2 lectures and 2 tutorials in one week. Thats a lot to learn in one week so it's very rushed.. and if you haven't done the subject before but...

I know plenty of people (including myself) who have the chance and marks to transfer out of UWS to another Uni, but instead choose to stay. My reason is that UWS offers me a major that the other Uni's don't have and also it's close -takes me 30 minutes to get to. Travelling becomes a pain in the...

^ yeah, and they usually won't let you do 5 unless you're in your final year and the unit is stopping you from graduating on time. And your less likely to get it approved if you have a record of failing, suggesting you may not be able to handle 5 units. You should consider doing the failed...