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Depends on the condition; if they are still pretty much in perfect condition, i think 20-30% off is fair.

That's really unusual, usually there's always someone at student enquiry services for general enquiries... Did you actually go up and ask someone?

I still haven't got my campus card :(

Uni starts this week, just go in and sort it out in person?

I dunno, you might find yourself surprised at what you find interesting, especially if you get a really passionate lecturer.

No, they're not the same thing. It sounds like those are either tutorial readings or supplementary readings to help you understand the material better, lecture notes are generally notes that cover exactly what will be discussed in the lecture. Not all units will have lecture notes, most of mine...

^ Is this MHIS115? I haven't done it but i've heard that it's a fantastic unit. Don't stress about the workload too much, they ease you into it. Ah i see, nice to see someone thinking ahead. Don't be afraid to drop the extra unit before the census date if you do feel swamped though, five units...

Wow, may i ask why you decided to take on five units in your first semester of uni...? Just genuinely curious, not too many people take that sort of workload on in their first year

Go to the library website > Click on databases > search JSTOR > Click the link that just says 'JSTOR' > enter your student number and MQ login

lol, did your mentor have a bitch about the issues with the new library? Or did you work it out yourself? =p

What on earth is big history...? EDIT: just googled, i feel silly now

Key to making friends = ubar

psh, just don't drive after midnight and you won't be dead. First year? You'll be right, just show up to class, do the work and ask for help when you need it.

Hello there friendly MQ'ers I'm liking the fact that MQ forum has been so lively lately and i'm hoping we might actually be able to keep it going =p What are everyone's, hopes, concerns, expectations of the coming semester? I'm expecting to get the absolute shit kicked out of me since i'll be...

Just bring an exercise book, some pens and a bottle of water. Print out lecture notes and shiz if you want but the very first lecture (particularly in first year units) is usually very introductory and mostly covers basic housekeeping issues etc. Don't forget to bring money in case you want to...

Exactly, i dunno why you wouldn't just buy from the site if you're going co-op, quick, free delivery and no massive lines...

Ya, should be open 10am - 3pm

What didn't you like about it?

Doing a little market research eh?

The Dip. Ed. is an undergraduate course, the Masters is post graduate.