Friday, December 16, 2011

What are some good colleges/universities in Australia? Is plastic surgery a huge thing in Australia

What are some good colleges/universities in Australia? Is plastic surgery a huge thing in Australia?
I'm planning on moving to Australia once i finish high school and i would like to know some good colleges and universities in Australia to start planning everything. I'm also planning to become a plastic surgeon and i was wondering if plastic surgery is a really big thing over there like it is here in the U.S grew up in the U.S i would like something different in life :P are schools better over there?
Studying Abroad - 4 Answers
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Its bigger in the U.S. stay here, why do you want to leave?
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ANU-Canberra University of Melbourne has a good medical school Monash University University of New South Wales La Trobe University These are just a few but there are many and standards are high. Plastic surgery is popular here but not as much as in the USA. I left the USA for Australia in 1974 and have never regretted it
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Melb Uni or Monash are the best medical schools in Victoria (Melb is more presitigeous than Monash). Plastic surgery isn't as big as it is in the US, but it's increasing at an exponential rate. Cosmetic dentistry too
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Thursday, December 8, 2011

Americans - How come you can't leave school until you are 18

Americans - How come you can't leave school until you are 18?
Just curious. And is their anyway you'se are able to leave school before you turn 18? In Australia you can leave school when your 14 and a half You can get your School Certificate aged 14/15 or you can go on to complete your High School Certificate aged 17/18 But it's optional.
Etiquette - 38 Answers
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B/c we value education..
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You can leave school at 14-15 if you have a job. The drop out rate is 10%.
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its actually 16.
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You can really leave at anytime, but here in the states your under the control of your parent or guardian till age 18, then you make decisions for yourself.
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Well, at age 16, you can "leave school" to obtain a GED which is basically a graduate equivalence degree. Only the irresponsible people do that, though. It's a good law because it keeps kids in school and helps to ensure a certain level of general education among citizens. If I had it my way, there would be no GED and you'd have to graduate the normal way.
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High school is required, so you are in school until 18..unless you are really smart and take advanced classes to graduate early, but we don't have the separate degrees, just the one high school degree.
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Well you have to be an adult to make the decision to drop of school in the states. I think its a good thing, because it keeps students around until the point where they might as well stick around and finish up. You can leave school at 16 and receive a GED, which is somewhat like a high school diploma. Usually employers look down on it if you're applying for an upper level job.
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You can drop out of school at 16 if you want. U.S. takes education more seriously I guess.
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its because we are competing with asia and russia they want this to be a country where everyone has a good job with a god pay and no one ends up a hobo
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You can always graduate early. . .
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you can leave school at 16 in the U.S
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Depends on state, and parental consent. You don't have to be 18. I graduated at 17, and I left.
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Americans can leave school before they are 18...by more than one method. They can quit at 16 (in most states) but that its up to a parent mostly. Also, if they take certain tests, they can graduate early. most just choose to follow the norm and graduate when they are scheduled to.
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because they want the next generation to be educated ..omg imagine a world without education
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We can leave school at whatever age we want, we just won't get a diploma.
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how bout not leaving school and not worrying about this question and do your homework
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You can leave at sixteen with your parent/guardian's permission. If you can pass the exams, you can even graduate early.
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i never knew that...:O howah here in canada kids leave school when ever the hell they want...lmao i left at age 16 my cousin left at age 12 wow i never knew 18 wow...:O i guess they want there children to be sucsesful.....:D see i cant even spell right lmfao ...........................eh
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Because we don't want a bunch of idiots running around. As if there aren't enough.
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what why? i thought you could drop out whenever you want. in canada i know kids that dropped out when 13 or 14
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In America you are required to go to school until you graduate the 10th grade, or you turn 16 (by law).
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You can leave school at 16 its just that you cant get a drivers license if you are under 18 and not in full time education.
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I believe you can leave sooner but you are not a legal adult until you are 18 and must do what your parents tell you to do until then.
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Actually that is a misconception. School is begun when you are five years old before the start of the school year (september) so... sometimes you are 17 when you graduate and sometimes you are 18. Any time after 14 you can take a test to get your GED, but it is NOT looked upon as a good option, there is so much education that you miss out on, even if you pass the test and get your diploma. Many children go to private school, have tutors, or are in Gifted/Highly Intelligent Programs and graduate early. Australia - Wow... always wanted to visit there, Enjoy the beautiful land down under!
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It's the law, and one that I agree with. Parents can go to jail if they don't see to it that their children are in school until the age of 18, or until they graduate from high school if they're younger.
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Be thankful there is any educational opportunities afforded u. Those with an education make a tremendously more money in their lifetimes. Stay in school and don't even concern urself about quitting. Education/school is the best thing that will ever happen to u and u will take those memories with u, forever. Loose the idea of quitting school. It's not worth it.
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well, I have to guess that education is a must... But, with the current economy going down schooling is going to be hard to support.
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I graduated at 16. I know people who completed their High School education by 15, by having gone to summer school and earned all their credits needed to graduate. So, it's possible.
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Actually if your parents approve you can withdraw before you can start. Especially if you homeschool. In which case you can stop going as soon as your parents can teach you everything you should have learned in school.....which if your smart should take about a week at the age of 10. Seriously school in the US is largely a bunch of crap. Only thing they do well at all is math...and that's only if you're in the advanced classes. (And before anyone accuses me of being rude to the US.....I'm FROM the US, I went through the school. I homeschool 1st and 2nd grade and didn't learn a single thing more till I got to my junior year of HS. (except how to play a musical instrument in a marching band....but that's not really practical knowledge.....but it was fun.)
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I am not sure exactly, but i believe one reason is because you aren't really considered an adult until your 18. Well young adult, some states age 18 is required to get driver's license, and i believe it is the legal age to vote. Anyways, so i think people believe before you are 18 you aren't really ready to make a big decision like not going to school, and going to school is important. So i think that is why, but that is just what i think. But as people said, you could get out of high school at 16 with parents permission.
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If you complete the requirements for education, you can leave school earlier. I was done at 17 and know someone else who was 15.
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you can drop out of school when your 16 you just just have to have parental consent. and you cant do it by yourself before your 18 because your not legally able to make your own decisions until your 18. You can graduate before 18 if you have finished all required curriculum.
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Because they want to thoroughly brainwash you for as long as your brain is developing. (just kidding) Parents probably made pushed to make it this way and pushed it politically.
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in new jersey you have to go to school until ur 16. because the law says so. 16 is also the age at which u can start working.
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16 in NH
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you can leave school before you're 18. a lot of people graduate high school when they're 17 or occasionally even younger. and you're allowed to legally drop out when you're 16.
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Coz education is everything. Same thing happens in S Africa...we finish school at 18.
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You can drop out at 16 with a guardians permission. And some people graduate at 17 because of a late birthday.
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Thursday, December 1, 2011

What are the College schools that can be found in Bunbury, Australia

What are the College schools that can be found in Bunbury, Australia?
I'm planning to study in Australia.. Is there any college school that you can recommend? I really need some info. Thanks
Higher Education (University +) - 1 Answers
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There's only one uni in Bunbury and this is the website http://southwest.ecu.edu.au/
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Thursday, November 24, 2011

Popular living places in Sydney, Australia

Popular living places in Sydney, Australia?
Im considering moving to Sydney, Australia. The school I will be attending is in Crows Nest in North Sydney. Im looking for a area I could meet people in that is also close to the city but still a reasonable price for rentals as well as a safe neighborhood. Ive never been to Australia so any advice will be thankful!
Sydney - 4 Answers
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parramatter and bankstown are the places to go
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yes mait mittagong is a good hang out for teens mait yes mait end of report YES MAIT
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Basically anywhere north of the harbour is a nice area, but also expensive. The Crows Nest, St Leonards and North Sydney areas are quite nice but high density mixed with office buildings. Lane Cove is more residential/medium density and would be a good choice. Chatswood is another option which is on the train line and has a lot of shopping centres (malls). If you want a really urban type environment stick to the North Sydney area. This whole area from Chatswood south to the harbour is known as the lower north shore area. If you need something a fair bit cheaper you need to head west, to West Ryde or Eastwood for example. The commute will be quite long from this area. http://www.realestate.com.au
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Mosman is nice
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Wednesday, November 16, 2011

In Australia, when does the school year begin? is it like the rest of the world, aug. sept

In Australia, when does the school year begin? is it like the rest of the world, aug. sept?

Lebanon - 7 Answers
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The Australian school year, which starts in January and ends in December. This can be made up of two six-month semesters each with two terms but, not very sensibly, each state sets its own holidays and terms, so some states have 3 (or even 4) terms instead. What do you mean the rest of the world? Japan starts in spring, sensibly, as its in the northern hemisphere. No-one knows why on Earth countries like England and the US still stick to starting the year going into the hardest to cope with months of the year when within a few weeks London and anything on that parallel will have less than 7 hours of daylight, instead of the spring when things are getting brighter and children, who are still best adjusted to the natural not the clock time, are better able to cope.
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No its not like the rest of the world,they start scool in January After New Years eve after 1 week. They dont have Summer holidays which i think they should.
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nuh I think they get their summer vacationnow in december...lol
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No......who did tell you the "the rest of the world" starts in aug - sept. I'm in "the rest of the world" too, and my classes just finished. May be you wanted to mean as the "rest of northern hemisphere". We, the persons living in the Southern hemisphere havent the seasons as in the north, so, for us, classes start at the end of summer (march) and go till the end of spring (december) Australia is almost the same.. Our summer vacations are 2 months and a bit more. from december till end of february or starting march. We enjoy our beaches, in that season.
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WOW now Australia is part of Lebanon !!! it is a new province?
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We start on Jan 23 next year so they can have 2 weeks off at Easter and then more holidays in June, September and our summer break is in December which is our summer...funny enough!! My kids have just started their Christmas holidays....JOY!!!
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I don't know where some people are basing their facts but we have our holiday over December/January and start back at the very end of January!
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Tuesday, November 8, 2011

I'm moving to Australia with my 2 young children(both in primary school)

I'm moving to Australia with my 2 young children(both in primary school)?
their father lives in italy and i'd like the kids to spend 6 months at school here in europe and 6 months in OZ.does anyone know if this is possible?would the school let me do it?thanks
Other - Australia - 2 Answers
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I assume you're not Australian, then you will need a suitable visa. As you will have to support yourself you will also need a work permit. Right now residence visas and work permits are virtually impossible to get. I doubt the Australian Government will let you in as you would be a drain on resources and will give nothing back. Now if you were a brain surgeon it might be different. The fact that's the children have an Italian father is not going to help. Ian M
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Well, I do know an Irish lady here in QLD who comes to AUS for 6 months and then goes back to Ireland for 6 months and she has two children that are in primary school and they go to two schools each year but they are the same schools each year. I would love to spend 6 mos here in AUS and 6 months in the USA ( I am an American citizen ) but even if I could work that out financially, I think it would be tough on the my two kids.
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Tuesday, November 1, 2011

Boarding Schools In Australia

Boarding Schools In Australia?
Are there any nice boarding schools in australia that are Co- ed? i want something like the zoey 101 surroundings
Other - Education - 2 Answers
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I found websites for Vic, Qld, WA, and SA that allow you to search for co-ed boarding schools www.ais.vic.edu.au www.aisq.qld.edu.au www.ais.wa.edu.au www.ais.sa.edu.au
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Ok here's a list of co-ed boarding schools in NSW, I'm not sure about zoey 101 but you can go to their websites and see for yourself. http://www.saints.nsw.edu.au/ http://www.kws.nsw.edu.au http://www.smgs.nsw.edu.au/home.html http://www.stpaulscollege.nsw.edu.au http://www.scotsalbury.nsw.edu.au/ Heres a list of ones in VIC http://www.bgs.vic.edu.au/ http://www.girton.vic.edu.au/ http://www.tps.vic.edu.au/ http://www.huntingtower.vic.edu.au/ I cant be bothered to do the rest of the states but you can go to this website and search: www.boardingschool.com.au Good Luck My fave boarding school not that its in Australia is Le Rosey just thought I'd be random and say that!
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