artist91
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help..anyone?
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You've got a pretty good chance. It can't hurt to apply, anyway.artist91 said:
Can't help much further than that, I've never applied myself.
Say I am going to take a 4 year course at Sydney, but I don't want to live in a College there for the first year, I could still apply for my second year once I've started at the uni? I don't have to apply to live in for my first year right? They take people in their second, third, fourth etc years?
artist91
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i've got a bit of a question. one of my referees has already sent their report to the college and i had to fix something up on my application so the referee's report will get there before the actual application. is this going to be a problem? 
yeah that happened to me too, i just wrote a little note with the application letting them know. i got an interview so it doesn't make a difference.artist91 said:i've got a bit of a question. one of my referees has already sent their report to the college and i had to fix something up on my application so the referee's report will get there before the actual application. is this going to be a problem?
artist91
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Has anyone got any interview offers from Womens yet??
cannibal.horse
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I gots a spot at St Andrews.
wagga
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I got an interview at Drews, is it worth wearing a suit to the interview or will a pair of jeans and a shirt suffice?
cannibal.horse
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I went casual, but not decked out in ksubis or anything.wagga said:
If they're interviewing you they probably want you (I recieved an offer as soon as the tour was over). It's basically just sussing you out to make sure you're legit.
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That's the well seedy one.cannibal.horse said:
No joke they had a thing that said "She can't say no with a cock in her mouth"
No idea how the cretins there think that is acceptable at all
cannibal.horse
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How would it be any worse than the others?jb_nc said:
wagga
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What were the questions like? Nothing particularly curly I presume?cannibal.horse said:
cannibal.horse
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There weren't a lot of them. Depending on your application you will have different focuses but there are some stock things they go for.wagga said:
- They want to know how you get along with others. I got asked questions if I knew/got along with another girl from my school and also they quizzed me on a few of my own responses. Make sure you look out for these.
- They'll also ask you a few questions on your career/course. Make sure you sound keen to study and have some altruistic lean to your response (for example, as well as saying I wanted to do commercial law because it was interesting, I also pointed out that having once sat next to a man who recieved a gaol sentence in a local court I really didn't like the idea of playing with people's lives). Don't take it too far though.
- Then I got a lot of questions on music. You probably won't get these but if it was sport/debating/whatever your interests are you'll get a few questions too.
Edit: As a basic guide remember two things: they are after people who are going to work, and will get along with others. You need to make sure they'll think you'll do both.
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artist91
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I emailed them and they said I'd be contacted in the next few days to organise a time. Apparently the have had a record number of applications this year. I think I'll go for a phone interview. Do you think a phone interview is a disadvantage?
cannibal.horse
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I'd say yes but I'm no expert...artist91 said:
I'm suprised they're still taking people - everyone had to pay up by december 1st.
If you're doing a phone interview at Women's I don't think it would disadvantage you. If you're only doing one because you can't be bothered to go to the uni they might be a little put off but otherwise it should be fine - and I think living in another state qualifies as a legitimate reason. I don't know about the other colleges but I imagine it's the same.artist91 said:
