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For those who can't find parking, you're doing it wrong, there's an entire field behind X5B that has spaces well into 11-12

Why does this matter?

Not really, its pretty stock standard :\ Try it again and make sure you've got a FAT32 formatted USB

There's a piece of paper on the print machines you can read that has a step by step of the process...

Think all cafes/outlets on campus are using the same beans, so you're not going to get much difference in that sense, apart from how good your barista is at not burning it :p

Because of your assumption of an Art degrees relatively lack of worth. You're misunderstanding 'qualifications' with skills and graduate capabilities, just because one graduates, does not entail and impress upon them this mystical 'knowledge', in fact its the opposite. I posit the situation of...

Don't listen to this guy, that's a load of shit, you're going to have trouble finding a job unless you're in an ultra niche position, whether you're studying science, business, law or arts. Why? Because you're graduating with a fuckload of people who are applying for the same jobs going through...

Unfortunately, I've never taken any science units, sorry!

Re: New Students 2012: What to do after receiving your offer The last one is usually for transfers and late round offers as well as any internationals for the last week. The last day is the worst as its credit for previous study day and takes the longest administratively.

EDUC 261 is relatively easy in content but the marking in the subject is abhorrently erratic, if you know about technology, I actually suggest you stay clear, it'll just frustrate you

It really depends on what you're interested in and good at, if you tell us that, then maybe we can help you

Yep, you'll quickly realise how baby'ed you were in high school

I'm going to pull up this: 5. A diploma is a one year program that qualifies you to teach in schools. You generally dont see people in this era doing a dip. ed. because employers prefers degrees nowadays. But nonetheless, you can still do a dip ed and be able to teach in aust. No that's...

I did a sociology course back in the day, quite interesting, it is however, 'lighter' than say cultural studies, linguistics or philosophy. I'd say Sociology and Anthropology are probably on par in terms of their theoretical rigour while the others are quite intense in their argumentative needs...

Actually, I would start looking at the in-between periods now (Late Antiquity till the Middle Ages) and any Asia-Pacific history because the new curriculum has folded Egypt, Rome and Greece into a singular study rather than being able to take all three. You will now have to look at Asia, the...

Depends on what you want to get out of it, if you're interested in coming to see what's in store for you at Macquarie then yeah it might be helpful.

Typically, its probably not recommended to skip lectures in your first year, as you probably haven't built up the necessary study routines for self-directed learning but if you feel confident enough in not falling behind on content, then yeah go for it. Uni content is a lot more intensive than...

Up to you really in terms of subjects, only you can decide that one. In terms of RE, you'll have to get that at ACU as we don't offer that at MQ

Re: New Students 2012: What to do after receiving your offer Yep that's right

Most people I've talked to have found Psych to be lacking in actually helping people until they reach the latter portion of their journey. As such a lot of them divert into social work or counselling which they find to be more hands on. Basically, ask yourself whether you want to be paid well...