...AsyLum said:
USyd has gargoyles... like wtf is a gargoyle doing anyway? how stupid. UWS owns.Damage Inc. said:
He chose UNSW over USYD for his particular degree because he felt that UNSW was the best option for him... this means very little to other people who may have different circumstances / be doing a different degree.
er just because it was good for him doesn't mean that it would suit someone else. I hardly think that Moonlight wants someone to draw any conclusions what so ever.zahid said:
Which arts course do you believe is better, having done a bit of both ( I believe ).MoonlightSonata said:
In terms of teaching (what is most important to an undergrad, of course), and it wasn't really scaled as such - it's score was merely higher than any other university (i.e., The Aus created a ranking table, the Department merely created a score card for each university to determine the way in which additional funds would be distributed. There is a slight difference).AsyLum said:
At the moment i'm doing B Laws / B Communications at UWS (I hope to get SOME credit... most of my communications units so far have been about general communications theory and alot of them seem to fall under the school of 'film and media'... I also believe in sociology there is alot about society/law, which i believe was covered in my law introductory units... however the faculty haven't responded to me, i guess they're busy?)
Thanks for the advice, admittedly I haven't looked into the units available at unsw as much, but the units at usyd (at least for philosophy) do interest me.
Do you mean a real fashion parade? or do you mean that people dress up like they're going out to a night club? I'm used to people dressing up at UWS so I don't think that'll be too much of a shock.
In a social sense. One difference between UWS and USyd would be the number of students (at the one campus, that is), so even though I doubt that it will shock you, it may still surprise you. That said, at least there's more to the view at USyd than the gothic buildings would suggestNot-That-Bright said:
. However, with the women come the men... There are far too many 'metroes' at USyd, and at times their over the top efforts seem to put those of the ordinary men to shame.How much of your Arts degree have you completed?Generator said:In a social sense. One difference between UWS and USyd would be the number of students (at the one campus, that is), so even though I doubt that it will shock you, it may still surprise you. That said, at least there's more to the view at USyd than the gothic buildings would suggest
I hate the 'metroes'.
Also, if you happen to take philosophy... I may 'see' you there.
I'm just wondering why you want to move out of your law degree? Maybe you want to transfer to Arts at Syd then do grad law at Syd with credit from UWS or something? I just see the law degree and think, why are you transferring to Arts.Not-That-Bright said:
I wouldn't think there is too much difference... you get a huge mix of all different dress types. Some shockers. Some monks too..Not-That-Bright said:
MoonlightSonata said:
Yea I want to do grad law, I haven't gone totally insane... The way I've worked it out is... currently I am doing combined law at uws. Hopefully with credit + summer units I should be able to complete the arts degree by the end of next year. This will give me a graduate degree (in something I actually am quite interested in) and give me a chance to do law at a different university or perhaps ( I haven't really looked into the requirements that much) overseas.
I imagine it's a bigger social scene compared with the non-existant UWS one... however I also think that's a much more interesting backdrop.
