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They are pricey but not that pricey when you really look at it. You get -21 meals a week - giving you more time so you don't have to be cooking -your room cleaned, -your sheets washed, -you get academic support (which acn be priceless depending on your degree), you pay for location...

Usyd is definately better. if you have a habit like i do of leaving assignments late its definately worth having a usyd library card or even if you don't leave them late at least you get a variety of books. I think its about $50 a year to get a usyd library card or do a subject their and you...

There are about a thousand threads on this topic and a lot of questions are asked over and over again so i thought i'd put them together. The UNSW Housing Website http://www.housing.unsw.edu.au/ This website has heaps of basic answers and links to colleges/apartment websites. UNSW...

don't pfft me!

i remember that when i did my interview a year ago now they told me to ring up on the day i got my uai if i hadn't heard from them. They offered me a place straight away then. but i turned it down. I just wanted to know if i would get in... New was definately the better choice

I only do 1 subject at uSyd so its not like i have an even share at each uni but: - I like the way the UNSW campus is spread out. There are no cars driving around and its easier to get around. Its a lot more fiddly to get around Usyd. - Usyd does have the better library but depending on...

As someone who goes to both uni's, i say that UNSW is better.

Language scaling is affected by the people who do the subject and already speak the language. There are a lot of people who do Italian that are Italian so they think that they don't have to study much. If these people studied a lot and got truly exemplary marks then the scaling would be...

I enjoyed it. it was just a fun movie and the cast obviously had fun making it. No way could it be as good as the 1st one but it was fun. Stop being so demanding in what you see in a movie ppl!

4 years. It didn't really make a difference but its awkward when you are younger than their younger brother and sister. And that they are finishing their degree and you are finishing your first year.

either that or there are plenty of places in college where you can go to study quietly. meeting rooms, dining hall etc.

Fees are going up $11 at New for next year. Everything Fosweb said is true. New is the best college.

I'm slightly bored and looking at Gen Ed courses to do next year. Can anyone tell me about ones they have done, ones they'd recommend and ones i shouldn't touch with a 10 foot pole? Also which ones are considered easy WAM boosters? ta

hey i'm back home now. came home on tuesday. I'll be back in syd for NYE and probably later in January when i have to re-enroll at usyd

I didn't mind the EURO core. Its all really good background stuff to know but it gets a bit drawn out in second session. You do 6 weeks on Germany, 4 weeks on Eastern Europe and 4 weeks on European Integration each session and first session is 1945-1989 and second session in 1989 to now so it...

search through this forum. There are lots of posts about this course Basically: - Its a four year course - 1 year overseas - THere are 4 possible streams - European Studies (What i do) - A European Studies core (basically european history), a language (a european one!) A social...

i do this course. its good

Apply by all means but explain why you are applying late. A lot of places aren't filled until a couple of weeks before you move in because ppl accept places but then don't get into the uni or change their mind or whatever. Warrane is an interesting place. Very religious so be prepared for that.

its not bad having to do a separate reference because its handwritten and they get more out of it. I had one of my college's academic tutors quote what my principal had written to me and i think that probably made a lot of difference when it came to getting in. In the interview be...

another easier way to do accents: press CTRL + ' then the vowel you want. Use the ` for italian (in the left hand corner of your keyboard below the ~) Use the ' for spanish. (same key as ") press CTRL + shift + `(~) then n for spanish I think this only work in word though