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At UNSW you could study the B International Studies and major in International Business. Learning language is compulsory in that degree (I believe they offer 9 languages). http://www.handbook.unsw.edu.au/undergraduate/programs/2015/3424.html Otherwise do Arts/Commerce or Arts/Economics and...

Only if you don't care about income (their income is below average for law grads).

I believe the results are the product of Law student surveys, so I would make an educated assumption that it refers to work in the legal field as opposed to general work. As to the cohorts: stronger cohorts would likely mean better employment prospects. If you went just off that, you would...

I should clarify that employability and average starting salary are not indicative of the teaching quality or social life of the university.

Best to worst New South Wales universities for law + ANU: 1.UNSW: 10% still seeking work within 4 months of graduating;$67 500 starting salary. 2. Usyd: 13% still seeking work within 4 months of graduating; $67 000 starting salary. 4. ANU: 24% still seeking work within 4 months of...

Best to worst New South Wales universities for law + ANU: 1.UNSW: 10% still seeking work within 4 months of graduating;$67 500 starting salary. 2. Usyd: 13% still seeking work within 4 months of graduating; $67 000 starting salary. 4. ANU: 24% still seeking work within 4 months of...

It should– but make sure you have a narrower focus on some of the dot-points as the question may be rather specific.

My Religion teacher just told us to make up quotes from the Qur'an if we forgot them since they don't even know those references off by heart, or as well as the Bible references at least. So make up I did and got 95 for RE.

Depends which uni, but you stand a good chance for a successful transfer.

I went to a Catholic school. It was REALLY annoying that it was compulsory for the sole reason that courses such as Economics and Geography did not run. My school was too small to have those courses running while everyone was enrolling in SOR. That said, the fact that you can drop to the...

It really depends what English level you have taken. But yes, you should be getting an ATAR of 90+

This is getting really frustrating. My brother enrolled into Macquarie for an Honours and was able to pay SSAF separately upfront, but UNSW doesn't seem to let you do that. Since my liability says HECS-HELP eligible, does this mean my student fees will be automatically be put on my HECS once...

Thanks a lot :)

Is it worth the risk attempting to swap one of my tutorials due to a job opportunity this late before courses begin?

Thanks so much :)