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My degree (B Policing) is the only one of its kind available in the state, so yes, it's worth it. I actually transferred from a B Science degree at UNSW to UWS. Prestige is overrated in my opinion. As long as you're happy with your degree and your learning environment, a universitys name...

Hairy guys that look like jesus go to the Syd Aquatic Centre. And it's full of old people!!!

I think one moderator is enough for this forum. All they're doing is moderating spam with a few bits of information chucked into the mix.

Distance Ed students pay less.

Nope, haven't gotten either. I'm not too worried about them chasing me for money.

Kissing some arse there, Dingo? ;) Haha, yeah, don't attend 80% of your tuts and they whoop your arse - well, in my degree at least.

Haha, go sharing interview experiences online. Goodluck to you too, CasaNovo :)

*raises eyebrows* God forbid. There's enough spam in here without you being a moderator, Dingo :p And hell, everything would be a sticky.

They don't take the roll in lectures, so no need to register in lectures.

You think everything should be a sticky, Dingo.

Yes, between $15 and $20.

Probably should read the website properly first :)

They usually open on time, but lag a bit about 10mins before they open.

Just go the first week of lectures and tell the lecturer you couldn't enrol in any tutorials at the time because you weren't confirmed and that all the places were filled when you finally got around to doing it. Then just attend the tutorial you want.

Go the cuts.

Those Chem and Bio textbooks will be used for both sessions - but you need to buy a new lab manual for both subjects for spring session. Maths, you'll probably need to buy another pack. Haha, now you know why uni students are so poor :p

Chemistry textbook is about $80ish and the lab manual is about $10. You need safety goggles (and your coat - which you'll also use for bio) for your Chemistry labs otherwise you won't be allowed to participate. Maths notes and packs are about $20.

Haha, I don't know - I bought my lab coat for around $35. Just tell them you already have a pair of safety glasses, they can't make you buy them :p Umm, I have no idea about purchasing things at the Chemistry faculty seeing as I bought everything at the arcade. The lab manual is a guide...

Yup all classes are on in first week. Straight into it!

Lab coats and lab kits are available at the newsagency in the arcade. Lab kits are about $16, lab coats are about $40. You won't need your lab kit until spring session - but you won't be able to take part in labs without a lab coat. You'll have to buy the lab manual which is about $10-$15 as...