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Re: MQ General chatter and timetables thread (+ Conception Day!) Its worse in a double degree, the both claim that you need to talk to the other department. When I transfered neither could help me sort out my program so in the end I figured it out myself and the only way I know I satisfied the...

Its not possible to pass if you do not attend, do not read, do not do assignments and do not study, to get a bare pass you still have to put minimal effort in. Studying does not mean I don't have a life, but by all means continue to think I am a loser, its like in highschool all those people...

Uni teaches you a lot about real life, you need to work hard to get what you want. If you don't want to study then gfo of uni, seriously why take up someones space! Looks like someone needs to grow up.

To add on to what Pwar said, while it may be possible if you're lucky enough that your holiday falls in mid sem break, catching up on at least one weeks worth is harder when you've just started uni. Most people use the mid sem break to catch up on the work they have missed so far and do any...

The biggest problem you would have with missing 3 weeks is not only catching up but generally tutorial attendance. Some subjects require that you attend 80% of the tutes, depending on if they have tutes in the first week and if they have tutes every week etc this can mean you can miss 2-3... You...

I don't know how it goes for solicitors but when I do a barristers billing it says that you are free to have the costs assessed under the LPA

Re: when do the end-of-year results come out? I'd say the 18th because thats on the exam timetable page which would be more recent than the diary

mmm I love honey jumbles, always buy them when I am pulling an all nighter, help keep me awake lol. This morning I have had muesli with lactose free milk and a mocha on the way to work (but it is way too chocolatey and now I feel sick).

So far: Muesli with low fat lactose free milk and a nectarine and plum cut up on top Omnomnom nom

LAW406 - P (Exam was a killer and was 70% for me 100% for others) but would like a C/D LAW500 - High C LAW415 - C/D Would prefer D's for all to keep within in first class honours range but I guess we'll see

While it isn't all about the number/age difference and more about maturity most young people think they are mature. That is why it seems to be less unacceptable for the age difference to be larger when the people are older, the combination of maturity and increased life experience means that...

You will only do well if you have an interest in and have ability in the subjects. The key to sucess in the HSC is the right subjects for you. I'd go with the school that allows you to do those subjects you want to. Best of luck

I suppose that really depends on on where you do your LLB, in my first year at UWS I had to read Combet a 150page + judgement and do a very similar assessment of 3500 words.

That sucks :( For the people here with criplingyou should really go and get it checked out, shouldnt be that bad just in case it can be sorted out

I presume there are some issues there like PCOS because having a period that often isn't normal. My friend has endometriosis, here regular pill wasn't helping with the pain so she switched to a different set of hormones, now she's fine...

OP I would see if another pill suits because honestly, I spent years taking iron tablets and eating lots of meat to get my iron levels close to normal (I have other health conditions which contribute) but taking the pill for about two years has made my periods lighter and now my iron levels are...

Its a bit graphic but I tend to find that my period messes with my bowels, I get constipated a day or two before and then its opposite the day it starts...

Don't question!

I use the Pill and if its bad 2 nurofen, 2 nurofen plus if its really bad

Re: if u do law first year in another uni does that mean u cant transfer into unsw/us You an transfer where ever you wanted provided you meet their entry requirements (combination of ATAR and GPA)