Recent content by bimatty

Just wondering if anyone who has done PSY 349 could please tell me what it is like, eg is it harder than second year stats? Also, what is 351 like?

I can't decide though. I don't really care which unit I do, just can't decide whether 1 then 4 is better, or 2 then 3.

I have 5 units left to complete my undergraduate degree. 1 core is in first semester, 3 in second. The other is an option of a few different units, some of which are in first smester, others in second. Would you recommend doing 2 subjects in semester 1 and 3 in semester 2, or 1 then 4? Has...

I need some good examples of band 6 responses to belonging essays. I am trying to help a friend. I did my HSC 6 years ago and did well, but it was on journeys then, so would prefer to get some examples of good Belonging essays.

Thanks for the replies so far, everyone. Basically, what I mean is, all the how-to guides go on about the importance of developing a thesis behind the concept, eg, Belonging, and then discussing techniques and effects. No mention of themes.by themes, I am talking mostly about issues that are...

All of the sample essays that I have read don't mention themes, they only mention the thesis. Don't you need themes as well though?

But how do you define 'shit student'? What mark?

95+ is beyond really well. How many people get that?! So, conversely, if you are doing a PHD, and got say a credit in the unit, could you still tutor?

But say you go really well in a unit (ie, 80 or above) that is an elective, you can't become a tutor?

Does anyone know how you can become a tutor? I've heard that, regardless of department, you need to have obtained a D, ie a minimum of 75, in the unit that you want to tutor. Is this correct, or are the requirements different?

I don't get it.

Huh?

Does anyone know? I can't find it anywhere on the site.

I have to do an elective this semester, and haven't yet enrolled. does anyone know when we can. the site doesn't mention it, and neither does estudent. all that it says is Classes - unavailable.

Oh, I see. That seems a bit weird, because a pass would drop from 4.0 to a fail at 0, as opposed to the incremental drop of 2 in the 4.0 system. Really, I can't see any uni and/or course not accepting you with your current marks.