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well done in getting into albies and *clap clap clap* on getting into Austin :p (sorry couldnt resist the temptation)

communications - theatre studies, gender studies, english, communication etc social science - psychology, political science, international relations and maybe history is included in that as well, not entirely sure. Really depends on what you want to do with your degree and or what you enjoy more

i heard the econ 102 exam was a killer. i'm sure your parents will understand the importance of you staying in college. Mine on the other hand............................no removal from college...................................they are just gonna kill me :( even though technically i didnt...

in psychology there are alot of research statistics and methods which you have to study. In an outright psychology degree generally from what ive seen, you have to satisfy a higher level of stats to qualify for the degree than you do to qualify for it in a double degree. I do arts (psyc)...

thanx for the advice. timetables are finally up (cept most of the THEA units again :( ) so far looks like i have 2 clashes and 15 hours of class for 4 units :( (I want my old 7 hours a week back !)

just convince them that you are more likely to pass subjects if you live in college cause there is more academic support on campus then there is at home, so tell them that you will go and get support from your tutors and faculty mentor and all those people (plus you have to go back because you...

Thursday night is albies night so most of albies is out, but generally there are alot of people out thursday, friday and saturday nights (sometimes wednesdays arent too bad, seeing as the stro will probably be dead from now on, will probably be more ppl in town on wednesdays as well).

They are definatly open to freshers again for the next year. If you have any q's feel free to contact me about it, will be an RA there next year.

not dedication - stupid me wanting to do a double major and possibly qualify for honors as well

you could always go to Mary White - tis the awesomly awesome of places. you find out about places anywhere from january till a couple of days before o week (depending on when you applied and how many colleges your application has been to).

musical and arty - Earle Page, Duval or Drummn and Smith the top three there. Every year EP put on a musical (also has its own music rooms).

For any of your duval questions contact mojoman. Drummond and Smith is definatly an all round college - they do well in both the sorts and cultural comps. pretty good party atmosphere. Robb is very country, most of the guys are into rugby (you cant miss their carpark with the countless...

congrats - what are you studying?

im home at sydney at the moment - you generally stay in college from mid-late february (depending on dates of o week) till exams end in november (early to mid if you are lucky) and you can go home for holidays or pay extra to stay over holidays periods. take computer, cd players, tvs, alot of...

the oncampus includes: room, all meals, clean linen weekly, access to tutors and college academic advisors, heating, access to computers and internet access (300 mb free from uni if using uni computers) , rec facilities (pool tables, tvs etc). plus then there is the social life that come with...

yeah im trying not to think of subjects ive probably failed from last semester to include for next year. Only 5 more days tll we can find out

duval the best eh - bit of biased opinion dont you think :p you can still apply for placement in college (some people dont apply till mainround offers come out to see if they are accepted) and you have a good chance at getting in one of the colleges (maybe not Albies or Earle Page - They fill...

im from the penrith area too, but i never checked out the campus or really even knew anything about the uni before i started. I just arrived in o week and had to explore it all then.

im pretty sure i read somewhere that you cant enroll as an external student under SRAS, but you could always check with the student centre.

well done - what are yo going to be studying?