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I think you can re-enrol in it online, but after you fail. Hope you pass!

Yeh, first semester is always the scariest :p

It comes quicker than you think :p

Basically, they want you to do it yourself if possible. Even if you need approval, they won't enrol you into non-approved electives until you drop the subjects you don't want to do. So basically, drop the core subjects you don't want to do, try and enrol into the electives, if you can't then...

You'll get a study plan when you enrol into the course, which won't be until you go to enrolment.

For new students, the enrolment session usually consists of a talk and then enrolment session. They don't really arrange it for you, but they will help you with it. If you're enrolling into normal first year business, then there's not much to choose, but if you're not, then you will need to...

Yup, results for Autumn 2005 are released on Wednesday the 20th of July, via MyStudentAdmin. Results should be available by midnight, though the exams website says 5pm as usual, but check at midnight anyways if you are really keen :p. http://www.uts.edu.au/onestop/studentadmin/

Oh the joys of ISP :p. Good luck with your mark. Hopefully you learnt some lessons from doing that subject though. Mainly, that most IS subjects are BS and for most IT subjects, you can very much get away without the textbook.

I've had 2 exams so far. ABC was alright. MDC was hard =\. 2 more to go!

ISP exam is more about taking what you learn and applying it to the questions. In my opinion, I don't find textbooks in subjects like that all too useful, but if you have the time, then read it. Well basically, if you can understand it from the lectures, then its fine, otherwise read the...

You apply online via UAC and post/give your personal statement directly to the uni.

Well, you need to start as a volunteer first before they will consider offering some sort of payment to you. As I said, best place to start is Peer Networking!

UTS will give exemptions for an advanced diploma from TAFE, provided they are relevant. Usually, its a maximum of 24cp though (half a year). As for allowing entry, well you're in the same boat as every other person applying to uni as a non-recent school leaver. They'll look at your marks as...

The info day is not run by the UTS Union, rather, it's run by the marketing department of UTS. The UTS Union is, of course, the major sponsor for the day. It's hard to get in through the backdoor to help out, unless you know people on the inside. I'd start at the front door by becoming a Peer...

Depends how far you live and how many times a week you want to come to uni. For me, public transport works out a lot better and cheaper and I can sleep or study on the train too!

Yay, congrats in finding a job :D. Haha, finished exams? I haven't even started :p

As Ash was asking, the first year of her course is only graded as pass/fail while the rest is graded normally (I believe?). Do you have an older copy of the UTS Handbooks? If so, look up your course in there and it might tell you how your course is graded. If your course is only a pass course...

Usually a credit average will let you transfer to UTS or any other uni. Obviously the higher your average, the better chance you have. A credit average in Engineering is not as easy as it sounds! I'll let some Engineering students post their experiences. You'll have to look at the course...

I'm doing 4 subjects :p. Only 2 exams next semester though!

err you failed? =.=