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Nah, if you're in Arts you'll probably go to the Humanities/SCMP one. You have to go to your own one (hehe sorry flyin'). You DON'T wanna go twice. *zzzzzzzz* There are some boring, but important, elements to the day. For our new first years: I hope you get a lot out of it...I feel sort of...

Haha, dude...there's no such thing as an easy unit. Someone might find a cultural studies unit impossibly hard and need to spend 15 hours a week on one unit and find actuarial really easy and do it in 7 hours a week. (Actually this is quite plausible). Anyway, the recommended study time for...

Hehe, nasty. I decided I'm gonna actually study for law now, so I won't be happy with anything less than D's!

Yep, I go to Club Mac! I also work there. Yeah the Media - Writing is quite popular. It teaches more than just journalism though (unlike the UTS degree), it touches on various media formats. It's not aimed at just journalism students though. If you know you DEFINATELY only want to work in...

Umm dude, that's the same for any degree!

This bit of info goes to everyone who thinks they might miss out on Commerce or Arts at Macq. I'd go to Macq for e-business (last year's cut-off was 82.90 - probably rising) for a semester. You have access to pretty much all the commerce subjects and ALL Arts subjects (it's a bit of a...

Yeah, there's heaps of lawyers...but they all manage to fit in somewhere. But actuaries are more in demand. Dude, law is my crusiest subjects. You can do nothing and gurantee yourself a high pass at worst (or a D as the case turned out!)

Umm law. I've talked about this towards the end of one of the law threads in the general section. One negative is that there is a really incompetent constitutional law (3rd year subject) lecturer who is an alcoholic...but the uni is working at getting rid of him (gotta cover their arses for...

Aw thanx man. Yeah, bloody long degree that acst-llb. My friend's just finished second year... And yeah, UNSW or USYD law would rock...but that's reserved for the freaky few.

Oh, and we had a bit of a division between the centrist staff and the raidcals. lol. But it's a good mix.

It's pretty much this one member of staff...bloody alcho!

If you are interested in big international law firms (Clifford Chance, Linklaters, Allen Overy), they tend to go more for UNSW grads I've noticed.

Yeah Mac is the bomb for Arts. Usyd is good, UNSW isn't all that serious about arts, UTS doesn't really have arts.

Also, any newbies to Mac in '04 may consider O-Camp! Haven't been myself, but heard it's hella fun, and you meet stacks of new people.

Yeah, everyone who goes for it is accepted. Yeah, you can pick who you wanna partner up with (unless you both do the same degree). ND - yeah, enrollment will give you all the info you need. It's pretty much a day before O-Week where we'll give you the lowdown on uni life. They're trying to...

It depends on what you wanna do. But with media, it's more about what you do (like what media related things u doin outside of uni? Are you getting your writing out there?) then where you went to uni.

Man, Asquithian is the biggest UNSW-troll I've ever seen (he's got his uni crest up for god's sake) :) But I gotta say, The Roundhouse is the shiznit! Love that bar! I agree with him about the schools perceived to be top tier (though he left out Bond and UWA). Totally wrong about...

Clairegirl, I think in your other posts u said you were going to mac. We don't have minors...just gotta have a major and pick whatever electives interest you to make up the rest.

Mac is good if you wanna do stuff like strategic management...MGSM lecturers teaching undergrad. So I'd rate the Business Admin degree at Mac close to Commerce (Management) at the other 2 institutions. It's just too easy to get into Commerce degree at Mac. The quality of the candidature is...

Nah, it's for the special orientation sessions, before O-week.