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Resolviendo la serie 2... Vienen tiempos difíciles dice la biblia jaja #fq #cinetica #swinbourne #guggenheim #k #wtf (en School of Chemistry, UNAM)

Eye-heart-wings street art.

Filming at new heights.

I'm looking at my Uni options for 2015 and I'm unsure what I want to do. I have four different paths I am thinking of. 1 - Melbourne University, Undergraduate Bachelor of Arts, Masters in International Relations. 2 - Melbourne University, Undergraduate Bachelor of Arts, Masters in Secondary Education. 3 - Monash University, Undergraduate Bachelor of Arts, Masters in International Relations. 4 - Victoria University, Diploma of Education Studies, Bachelor of Education. Or, I could do; 5 - Swinburne, Bachelor of Arts (Security and Counter Terrorism). 6 - Swinburne, Bachelor of Social Sciences (Security and Counter Terrorism). ^^ And then I could follow either of these courses with a Masters in International Relations from Melbourne or Monash. I originally wanted to teach because I wanted to attempt to make an impact on peoples lives. Then, I figured that I could attempt to make more of an impact in a government department or an NGO. I know that making a difference in the world is a long shot, but I may as well try to do something worthwhile in my life. I need advice from people who attend these universities / do these courses. How good are they, how is the student life, the staff, etc. PLEASE HELP!

Unfortunately I am 0.2 points away from qualifying for a scholarship that would pay for my entire course. HOW FUCKING RIDICULOUS IS THAT.