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It's 10% luck, 20% skill, 15% concentrated power of will, 5% pleasure, 50% pain, And an 100% reason to remember the name. I'll show myself out

Re: UNSW CoOP - Academic Requirements http://www.graduateopportunities.com/your-career/undergraduate-programs/ This highlights it well enough Cadetship = Full time/part time paid work for a company (such as say, EY for a well known one) while completing your degree Co-op Scholarship = Your...

That's the right mindset. Again, i can't stress enough that you should also look for oppurtunities outside of just UNSW. Such as cadetships and programs in other universities

As a HSC student you have nothing to lose by applying so i don't see why you shouldn't anyway UTS also has BIT and BAcc co-op programs which are worth looking at

A lot better than passing it May as well apply if you are interested. You have to be in it to win it

This. Staying in UNSW coop is relatively hard due to you having to keep an average. Drop outs are far from rare And from what i know coop doesn't take into account bonus points, EAS or anything that modifies your base admission ranking

It's all about the little things that show initiative. Ask your principal if you can get involved in any community service or school based initiatives and take advantage of everything life throws at you

For those of you interested in doing an IT degree applications for the Bachelor of Information Technology Co-operative Scholarship Program@UTS are open for another few weeks. Highly suggesting all those interested to apply (from my experience the course has been great and shots on me during...

Yes (I have never been in what i would consider as a serious relationship) No.

Try for BBus/BscIT. It's a double but the ATAR cutoff is lower and you can drop the IT component part ways into your degree BBus cutoff is 90 BBus/BscIT is ~85 Seems like better odds to me

I have always been a huge fan of the read cover write method. It's time consuming but i could rote around 450 words an hour on an average day

We have over 10 years worth of old threads to browse through have fun ;)

I have personally only heard of 2 people getting kicked out of BIT/BAcc in the last 3 years. I'm also quite sure that if someone drops out of a co-op program at UTS, the next person on the reserve list is accepted into the program. So you can't quite apply even if there is a vacancy

Got accepted into GameChangers Keen to see what opportunities this opens up for me

Provided that you knuckle down and study hard from now until the HSC, a 75 ATAR will be certainly possible. Make sure to plan out your study, revise your study methods and work hard until the end of your final exam I also recommend that you take a look at this thread made by a fellow moderator...

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This depends on when your final HSC exam is held and when university starts. You can check this through your soon to be released HSC timetable and your prospective institutions website Mine was from the 5th of November to the 23rd of February. So 107 days on my part

I have not been disappointed.

Both of these are quite good in my opinion, primarily as they give you a good understanding of what cash flow statements are and how they work.