The student experience at Unilodge has probably improved a bit since the bad old days but in general they're newer but worse socially, less of a college culture while being more expensive. Burton and Garran Hall (Can't comment on the new Fenner, could only comment on the old one) will tend to...
Yeah these are all very true, (1) is something school leavers have no chance of understanding unless it's explained to them. Canberra is a very difficult city to get a start in, APS grad recruitment is very rigid with set yearly intakes and subject to government decisions. If they decide to thin...
Well well, it looks like ANU created a "reasons to choose ANU" page a few months after I posted this thread back in 2015. They got rid of it sometime in the last year but it looks like my effortpost inspired a little marketing response attempting to address the points I made about the reality...
Funny that ANU seems to produce a lot of bitter grads.
This is a pretty familiar story. Many high achieving students in Canberra are just railroaded into going to ANU because there isn't any other option besides deferring unless their parents are willing and able to help them move interstate...
So Bruce Hall is definitely going to be demolished now and will be replaced by rip-off dorms packed with internationals.
I can't imagine any of the other Go8 universities setting out to destroy their own collegiate institutions. Most such places have members of parliament, state premiers...
Agree it's retarded, not sure why.
CBE does a bunch of weird things, for instance their summer school courses are non-award and you have to apply to have them credited to your program, when I was there they charged full fees to domestic students for those courses too.
You can seek permission...
Fenner hall is effectively being moved to the Bruce site, the buildings are old and not in great condition, they'll probably sell the site once light rail is done or turn it into another unilodge style thing.
Building two halls in place of Bruce means they can axe Fenner without reducing...
Just regarding the bonus points, ANU has always been extremely generous to students from regional areas and sucks in a lot of students from regional NSW (and some from further afield) that way.
If you go to any school covered by:
http://www.uac.edu.au/eas/schools/
it's an automatic 5 points...
Well, I'm an ANU alumnus so I figured I'd give some feedback so people can see the other side of things. The job aspect is very real and it's only going to get tougher for grads in the coming years, if you choose to move to Canberra and choose to focus on the Canberra job market without...
late reply but nobody is really going to care what the name of the non-law part of your degree is.
People definitely do go on exchange at ANU.
If MQ actually lines up internships for you that's something somewhat valuable that's worth taking into account. (don't know if they do but you...
Possible with Youth Allowance + casual work here and there, difficult and probably impossible if you can't get youth allowance if you're doing something like Science.
With a low contact, low-ish workload degree like arts or many business sort of degrees you can work a fair bit but for...
The PPE is an economics flavored arts degree.
By default it only includes a third of the core economics courses (Micro 1 and 2) you could put Micro 3 and Macro 1, 2 and 3 in as electives if you wanted, but you won't get the same breadth within economics as you'd get from doing an Economics...