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Yeah theres a lot of houses and apartments around the uni that are generally rented by students.. I know of several on Doncaster Avenue alone that are rented by ex-college people.

Yeah IS subjects are probably the most boring and uninteresting I've done so far - I have no idea why they make us software engineers do them

Yeah at TKC you can get takeaway lunch and dinner meals

1) Theres a storage area where you can store your stuff over all the breaks, plus theres an extra cupboard or two in your room as well. 2) If youre a picky eater, yeah it would suck but most people get by ok

There was no scaling I'm pretty sure - you must have done well on the exam

Once youve selected class times, you have to click the enrol buttons (or "enrol all") for the subjects you've chosen.

Re: USYD vs UTS. Who's better Need 2 make quick decison Yeah theres only co-op at unsw (no cadetship as far as I know?), and even then its not only with "big 4" firms is it? (correct me if I'm wrong). From memory its around 10 firms for accounting. Additionally, graduates arent guarenteed a job...

Sorry I really dont know someone else will have to answer that. Alternatively, find the degree programs for elec and comp eng and see which one has the courses/electives that suit you.

With careful choice of electives, I think you could avoid doing a lot of programming in comp eng and focus on hardware, but you will definately have to do some throughout the degree. Comp eng is offered with commerce

Well I would say it depends on what you want most out of college. New College residents are, in general, more academic (and get better results) than those at any of the kenso colleges (as far as I'm aware). However, the kenso colleges do have more of an party atmosphere, particulary as no...

There are common subjects (eg maths, physics, computing) however you do have to choose a couple of electives in first year which should be related to the engineering you want to do

I think all the colleges will accept foundation studies students. However it may be too late to apply for most now. If youre a guy, you might still get into Warrane college - I know a guy who applied last year not long before now and still got in, you can apply online.

Thats true. I suppose the thought of having a half decent disposable income as a student made me light headed (no coop for soft eng :()

Why would students need to save money? Once they finish their degree, and in the case of co-op students, stop receiving their payments, theyll be able to get a job and earn money anyway... Unless youre talking about so they can make hecs payments

You dont have to get it in o week. You could just wait until after o week when the line wont be so huge

........ you weren't kidding

Its prepaid, I pay at the library (which isnt far from the kenso colleges) but I think it can be done in other ways

I dont know where you got that little piece of information from. UNSW had over a hundred people commencing software eng until a couple of years ago with a uai req at or above 95. Now theyre lucky to get thirty with a uai > 90

What I cant believe is that someone who got a uai of 99.65 cant figure out how to make a timetable on myunsw...

I'm not at baxter, but I'm pretty sure I heard there were a few people there who have wireless internet (or at least they did last year)