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Same can be said for commerce and economics.

You'll figure it out . Yes? Hehe

Hidden corner of the UNSW library :P

FINALLY! Now there won't be people in class that say "uhh... how do you factorise?" or "What's a quadratic?" in a finance or economics major tute!

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I'm nerd ... Or maybe it's my alt

I get you, but wouldn't an unpreparable exam with no past material or exam be better, if that's their aim? "Oh right, we need to cull these students... let's make an exam and release nothing about it except on the day before and with little to no prep material?"

If the LAT is anything like the UMAT, then people can get prepared for the exam and it will lose its purporse. LOok at how how many tutoring centres and companies there are for UMAT. I imagine the same will happen for LAT or any law entrance exam if it becomes mainstream. However, we have yet...

I'm not writing off all people but there is definitely a level of rorting in the poorer suburbs .

I know lots of people who used to get family tax benefit A and B who used it FOR EAs. They were not in huge financial trouble nor were they hard working. I remember this coming out of the words of many. "Hey guys , did you know that we can bonus points cause our parents and we get centrelink...

Skipping is common lol In some classes after a few weeks, it is literally half empty.

The date on your timetable should be the correct one.

Eating .... small snacks are good but just don't make lots of noise and bring pungent food.. Fruit is okay. Large noisy maccas or anything = no no. Chips = no no. Egg sandwich = no no . Curry = no no .

I get my info from here. https://theconversation.com/au "The Conversation is an independent source of news and views, sourced from the academic and research community and delivered direct to the public. Our team of professional editors work with university, CSIRO and research institute experts...

Sydney morning herald in a nutshell.

Just great Degrees will be worthless in the future . All uni's will be good for are nice buildings,

Hmm! I get your point Knowledge comes from application of experience and information. We didn't have information back in the stone ages but then we figured things out and then it got externalised into books. We were apes, we didn't know about fire or anything ... one day we accidently...

The medical knowledge we have now came from the evolution of decades of testing and figuring out things slowly. Like we didn't first come up with the MRI. We discovered magnetic fields, electricity etc.

@doc You must be one of those folks that believes you can pray diseases away or cancer comes from sins ...

God didn't create the conditions. A pill made from 200+ scientists after trial and testing things did. Fine ... Where did the conditions come from? We didn't have one ... We tested many things