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Staff Cafe (hint: it's not just for staff) above W5B. Really nice food, usually very quiet, nice outdoor, shady seating.

I think i paid like $250 for gym membership a year or so ago...? It includes everything, all machines, pools, classes etc. They tend to have special deals on during o-week where you get large discounts if you sign up with a friend, so it's worth looking into.

Just to clarify for the OP, generally lectures run in the first week back, but tutorials do not. That is only generally though, i know all language classes tend to run from the get go. You will be told what's going on in your first lecture for each unit so just make sure you go to those.

The first week back at MQ is called o-week and classes also run in that week. That's just the way they do it there.

Yes there are. You're thinking of a different university.

I don't get why you guys are worried about the editions... the co-op textbook list that i provided above shows you the correct edition...?

Or you could look up the recommended books online: http://www.coop.com.au/bookshop/action/DataSubjSelect

God i hated CBT

I had pretty ridiculous social anxiety when i was younger, meds are a band aid and just make you feel more retarded in the long term. The only way i got over it was forced exposure once i started uni, made myself start doing all the shit i had always avoided, got a retail job, took up...

Just go to the lecture anyway, it's not like anyone will stop you.

Quite a bit of class shuffling goes on in the first few weeks of semester, with people not liking their current times or dropping units altogether before the census date. You should be able to re-arrange some classes if you're lucky.

Ah, you mean after today? Sure, you can try. At MQ you pick your own timetable, the initial on-campus enrollment session is just for the very first time. Many of the classes have probably filled up by now though.

lol, you guys stress over your timetables so much. Whether it's 'good' or not totally depends on what you're happy with. If you want to only come in for a few jam packed days a week, looks great. If you're concerned about burning out by your afternoon classes, maybe you want to re-think it. I...

Nope, the marks you get are, well, the marks you get. That is unless you get marked on the bell curve, i know that the Arts faculty definitely does not but i can't speak for the others.

I agree, wtf. This is how it is at MQ as well. If you're failing 5+ units a year without a very good reason (serious illness, death in the family etc.) you should really be re-considering whether uni is for you, imo.

Classical Traditions of Thought Alexander the Great and the Hellenistic Age New Testament in its Times Early Christian Literature and Thought Have only taken Alexander the Great myself, but i've heard good things about all his other units.

Hm, that's a really funny way of putting it '1 elective per session', but righto.

Ooooh, that's right, Andrew is sick atm, i forgot about that. All his courses will be out of action till he gets better i suppose.

lol, it's cool, i really don't care I'm glad you managed to map out your degree. I'm really interested to know what your academic adviser had to say about the lack of mention of electives.

Lol, i don't get these sort of questions - you use your electives on things that interest you and/or complement your main area of study. So... What are you interested in?