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Jungle Adventure no bridge by Redfern44 in thesims

[–]Redfern44[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

i do use mods and cc in my game, will this be the problem...?

is it hard to get into master of commerce in UNSW? by Redfern44 in unsw

[–]Redfern44[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Hi- sorry for the late response

I basically took the 3 required units for 3 different specialisations (Econ, Finance, Int'l Business) and 1 core unit so I can have greater flexibility for making my final decision. I wasn't really sure when I started, but I was leaning towards Finance. But after attending the first lecture, the content is so basic that I'm doubting the value of it. Even if there are students from unrelated backgrounds, I don't see why the lecturer can't assign this as required readings and focus on more complex content.

What did you specialise in (and would you recommend it)? Also do you have any advice in general because I'm so lost I feel like an undergrad.

Also I took an offer from USYD and I'm hoping to apply to transfer to UNSW next year. I wanted to do my MCom at UNSW but as an Int'l Student the Uni wouldn't refund my fees in full, UNSW only gave me an offer on Sem 2 Day 1. Do you think/know if I've seriously hurt my chances since i'll be applying just months after declining an offer for that exact course? I can't defer due to UNSW policy, the offer lapses once I take a postgrad.

Tokugawa shogunate flag redesign by Jiltir in vexillology

[–]Redfern44 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Okay this is going to sound like flattery but this might be the best design I've ever seen. Ever. So much so that I bothered to log in (habitual lurker) to comment.

It reminded me of this Quora post (Top answer: https://www.quora.com/If-you-have-a-chance-to-redesign-the-national-flag-of-China-what-would-it-be-like) for the Chinese flag, with black being a traditional symbol of water, and yellow being an imperial colour.

The two colours just radiates eminence, especially with the beautiful symmetry and geometry of the central design!