Search results

Nothing is shown to you becuase uni is nothing like high school. They dont spoon feed you information. Your expected to be mature enough to take education into your own hands and learn it yourself. Lectures and tutors are happy to help you if needed, but for the most part, its your responsibility.

Not sure about mid year, but deferring usually is only for 1 year, and there is usually a fee. I 'm not sure about the policy for all the different uni's but it varies. You will have to look at whatever uni you are looking at to see what the go is.

Well if you want to be a draftsman then your best bet is to go to tafe. Have a think about what you will enjoy as a career, becuase you will most likley have to do it for the rest of your working life. Don't fall into the mindset that if you dont go to uni, you will fail at life becuase it is...

Well do honestly know what you want as a career? You don't have to go to uni to be successful in life and maybe uni might not be for you. You have options: -You could apply for a leave of absence or defer (if you still can) and have a year off to really think about what you want to do. -You...

There is no need to worry. Yes, uni can be a big change at first, but it honestly is nothing to worry about. Just do what works for you. Read over your notes after uni and try and summarise things to get a grasp of the content. When I was at uni they had study skills sessions and different...

Or the dude who built your house or the guy who unclogs the shit from your toilet or the chick who looks after your sick grandma with dementia in the nursing home or the dudes who run all the sound and lights at the music festival you go too or the guys who fix the ships that transport exports...

- some people don't live near uni's and not want to move - some people don't want to go to uni - some people can't afford to go to uni - some people can't get into uni - some people may want to study something that interests them and not be committed to an expensive lengthy degree - some people...

Yep, I did a few evening classes even though I was a day time student.

If they are in the big lecture halls then usually you can, but if they are in smaller rooms they are usually full.

They used to say to us when I was goin there, you should do as many hours out of uni as you do in uni. so if you do 10 hours a week in uni, do 10 hours a week at home

Blackmore's has a biotin tablet for the skin, nails and hair, you could try that - find it at Woolies or Coles in the health food section

I moved to Sydney to attend uni and knew NO ONE. You meet people in lectures and tutes. You do a lot of group work at uni so you meet people that way. Some people I met whilst doing group work for assignments are now some of my closest friends.

I dont know if this is the same sort of shuttle, but there used to be a shuttle bus at Blacktown campus that ran from the campus to Quakers Hill trainsation, Maryong and Woodcroft shops and Blacktown train station. It was mostly residents who caught it but other people caught it too.

Although the higher your marks the better your chances, but that goes the same with all degrees. I started off as a marketing assistant, which is the general entry level position most marketing graduates get into (that or a coordinator) I was in that job for a year and a half and I quit and got...

Do you mean specific jobs? Just look on seek..there are HEAPS in Sydney. -Marketing assistant -marketing coordinators -marketing manager -assistant brand managers -brand managers -advertising manager -sales managers/executives -merchandisers -PR -E-marketing -International marketing -B2B...

Work -concealer -Liquid foundation -bit of highlighter -mascara -eyeliner -bronzer or blush -lip gloss Going out -Same as above, but more dramatic eyeliner, more highlighting and couturing with bronzer and eyeshadow

I love Sportsgirl, especially their dresses

As someone who works in marketing and holds a marketing degree, I don't think marketing is a "fail" degree. Marketing is a very exciting and interesting industry to work in. There is much more to it than just common sense. If you are not creative and strategically analytical then you wont...

Id spead to the student centre. You need to do the 240 cp's to get your major, so I would not leave anything out. You might have to do 5 subjects for one semester. Honestly Im not really sure, just ask the student centre or head of program

Why are you doing a degree unrelated to what you want to transfer to? You wont get credited for the subjects you did when you transfer, so your basically having to start uni all over again. A friend of mine started doing a B Arts at UWS and successfuly transfered to B Arts/B Edu at USYD with...