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Isn't that sort of thing just as bad as being a snob? Reputation is little more than Viagra for egos.

Some wankers are snobby about USyd, but if they weren't at USyd, chances are they'd find something else to be snobby about :p I'm proud that I go to USyd. I like most of the buildings (Transient's craptacularity being an obvious exception,) most of the staff are friendly, I get to do a...

Heh, cool. What I really wanted to say was that only the ubergeeks seem to bother bringing them but I thought I'd better not :p I wasn't even originally going to be in that, I hate public speaking, but noone else wanted to do it!

If you do intend to apply, it might be helpful to ask Student Services (9351 2228 or visit reception on Level 7 in the Education Building) for some assistance. I don't know whether, as a Broadway student, the Counselling Service can help (that's probably dependent on the grounds for your...

I was the guy with glasses getting in all the important peoples' way :p I was doing some of the registration, turning on and off the projector, putting things on the overhead, I was in the panel bit at the end, etc. I was kinda hyper that day, hehe.

Hehe, it's alright, I think everyone was pretty buggered. I know I was (I'd been there since about 10am helping out, that may give a bit of a hint as to who I was :p) and I didn't even have to absorb all that information like you guys did.

Oh nothing, basically everyone left at that point. It just surprised me how sudden it was.

Well you could leave whenever you wanted, but it looked like everyone was only there for the prize (which they probably were!) :p

Shame on all of you who disappeared just after the drawing of the lucky door prize :P

I've just seen a draft of the program for the day and if you go you will get so much out of it. It's a fantastic introduction to lots of things at the uni and it's also a great opportunity to meet new people (especially at the "social gathering" at the end of the day -- although there won't be...

From memory, last year's USYD SRC/NUS bag had a condom and a tampon in it, I think.

First semester units will probably come up on WebCT in O-Week or the first week of semester, depending on the lecturer. Not all units of study will be on WebCT, though. Depends on the lecturer (and, as stated above, Eco & Business units are on <a...

From what I've heard about it it's very worthwhile.

Yeah? Well... well... well.. um.. *runs off crying*

All I was saying was that lots and lots of other students are stuck doing first-year subjects after first year.

What's bull is the idea that Liberal Studies students are the only ones doing first-year subjects in second year. :P

That's bull. Most of the students in one of my first year science subjects in particular are all second year engo students. My other science subject, about half are second or third year commerce students.

Well, I'm in first year Liberal Studies and I like it. It's hard in that you don't have a big direction thrust at you since you've got so much choice, but so long as you settle on an arts and a science major that you love then you'll be fine. Then again, it depends on what majors you're looking...

This page should have some useful info on HSC at TAFE, although it's for 2004 (not 2005.) A new version will be out some time later in the year.

Remember that each teacher expects completely different levels and types of documentation. Some teachers might be happy with 10-20 pages, some might expect hundreds for a good mark. Some expect lots of structure, others don't..etc.