Recent content by Albert K. Holic

I lived in JOV this year, and i reckon it was awesome... hence my living there again next year. really though, any on campus accomodation is good fun, and someone mentioned something about o-week on campus... best time ever. my girlfriend is an RA next year, and i'm gonna go and stay with her...

hi sez yeah, bex is absolutely right when she says bathurst campus life is great. this has been my first year at bathurst, and i love it, and we havent even had cindy ball or village fair yet! but thats all about to change... anyway, its great, thoroughly recommend it.

i think that the communications degrees are generally quite practical... i know the ones offered at CSU and UTS require you to do an internship, as well as doing numerous hands on placements in second year. I have a friend doing Media and communications at USyd, and apparently they do a similar...

Jov hi guys, i just can't let JOV not get a mention here. don't let the doubters get you down guys... the only reason more JOV people haven't posted on here to give it a wrap is coz theyre all too busy having fun.... unlike me, who is stuck at home, pretending to study, but all the while...

im a first year PR student at CSU, and some of my friends who do journo say its good, but fair bit of work. but then again, u cant argue with the reputation when you look at the people who have come out of the course, as well as the fact that its very highly valued in the industry.

come on, surely UTS has one of the smallest campus

sure, i understand what ur saying. however there is somthign important to remember here. i can understand that someone working in communications industry could quite easily have a degree from another faculty eg economics, business etc a journailst being a perfect example. I wouldnt hire...

nope.... sorry. 1/5. gives me the shits bigtime when i hear this song for the 1000th time at work (as many others have stated). this, and also that nasty girl song, with the sample of candy girl.... wrecked a classic.

im just wondering how good the food is. also, as a vegetarian (prepares for slanderous statements about masculinity, mental stability etc), do i need to tell anyone that i have "special needs", or will the food for vegetarians just be there? cheers.

lol, thats exactly what i did too...

can't tell you anything about it, because i havent started it yet, but im doing it at CSU bathurst. got in with a UAI in the high 80's, so the cutoff is probably around there. dont be discouraged by the "extra criteria" either, because i know i was, but then it turns out its pretty easy...

nice.... i get the feeling thats going to be the general approach to most things... eating, drinking etc. also, i see u went to MCC in emu plains. small world, my dads a teacher there.

B Arts (communication: PR and organisational comm) Bathurst 1st year JOV

bad luck talene.... tho i have heard the same thing as fro and bex, in that the waiting list moves really quickly. anyway, JOV for me... :)

bearpooh, was the point of your posting so far in this thread to actually answer any questions? or was it just to let everyone know that your family is made up of lawyers and doctors, that theyre filthy rich, and that everyone loves you? could you at least be consistent? you go on about how...