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meh. the timetable they send in the mail and the one online are completely different.

god the timetables they send are confusing. how do your register for the lecture you want? =/

i called up and was told i was accepted, however i still haven't recieved anything in the mail which is annoying. i'm guessing it's because i mailed mine in right before the closing date.

Has anyone done this subject? Did you find it easy to pass? Any info would be helpful.

twice as much as a degree? going by the subjects i have in mind, it's going to cost 4-5K,,definitely no more than 5.

would you consider the humanties subjects the more easier subjects?

i want to do it to get into a ba or ba (psych). is the full time workload in a ba 9 credit points or 12? in the non-award handbook it says the credit points count towards your degree.

has anyone done this to get into a degree? i'm considering doing it if i don't get in, but i have a few questions would you recommend doing it over 6 months or a year? and does it mean your degree is cut shorter because your 12 credit points coutn towards it?

I'm doing cushions and I can't seem to get any of my sketches to look 'professional', the still look like something a 7 yr old drew. any tips?

years ago when I read ' Chinese Cinderella' - the part where they killed her pet.

starting is the hardest part. i still havn't written my body and conclusion though.

I'm doing textiles and society, none of which are near complete. oops.

isn't there one essay at the end on your elective (e.g commercial cookery) though?

they don't know whether you make it up yourself or not. mine had bok choy and brocolli (because it had to be high in iron), chicken, sun dried tomatoes, canned tomatoes, garlic, onion... and i forget the rest.

Yr 10 I did "does grass grow faster in fertilised or non fertilised soil"

Just because you don't like it doesn't mean they can't sing. Look at Mikael from Opeth, not only does he "scream" (growl) but he has one of the most beautiful voices when he does sing.

I love that book. I mean it would of had a bit more truth if it was set over a longer period of time, but I still enjoy reading it.

I'm 40 chapters into The Da Vinci code and loving it.

Top of the class also, 100% in the first part and 96% in the second part. Though we didn't get our prac results back.

I've always wanted to go to Syd... but I'd never get in, so eh.