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Re: Anyone else hate English as much as me? Likewise. I loved EE1 & EE2, but loathed Advanced. And exams don't exactly have room for lee-way, either, considering you have to write three essays in two hours for Paper 2.

No. You only register for one lecture and one tutorial per week for each subject that you do.

You should get them at your first lecture for that subject.

Yeah, heh. They're actually three consecutive lectures (the one for my Psychology unit is two hours) in the same theatre, but now I'm thinking of spreading everything over Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, since I have a lecture for my elective unit on Wednesday too. But thanks for the advice. Much...

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I thought that, for Bachelor of Arts, you could only choose Level 100 elective units from within the Arts field itself, and not other faculties?

As a person who did 16 units for their Preliminary year (both Extensions, Biology, Hospitality, Business Studies, French Continuers by Distance Education, and Photography), I advise you, unless you find the subject easy and have been able to cope with the workload for the past year, drop it. I...

There should also be an Academic Orientation day for your specific course/field, so there's also that opportunity to get acquainted with the workings of your degree and ask any questions. http://www.uws.edu.au/students/orientation/undergraduateorientation#5

Is it giving you an error along the lines of going back to fill in mandatory steps or something? If so, go back and check all your steps through thoroughly; you may have missed something by mistake. I had the same problem a week or so ago, and was combing through my steps when I realised I'd...

Ah ok, thanks guys. Tutorials usually go over material from the previous week though, right?

I'm starting a BA (Psych) this year, and have crammed all my lectures on Thursdays, so is it better to have tutorials scheduled earlier in the week or on Fridays?

Re: 2008 Uws New Student List !!! Xuan. B Arts (Psychology) @ Bankstown.

Don't be of the mentality that if you don't work these holidays, you're absolutely fucking screwed. 95% of the time, that isn't true. I had my first idea stretch through my entire summer holidays of 2006 - 2007, wrote nothing during that break, then had another change of idea in mid-February...

I haven't chosen mine, but I'm considering taking a language (damnit, why the fuck don't they offer French?!) even though the tuts are three hours long. Erhhh. According to the Word document I downloaded off the site, there's a limited range of electives, and they all seem a bit ... meh?

Tip, though - keep the pile of crap organised nonetheless, and stuff as much as possible into it in at least a semi-categorised fashion in case the markers decide to resort to actually opening your Journal (focus will actually be on your Reflection Statement and Major Work, they only really look...

UWS is the 29th.

Tutorial Rego - http://www.uws.edu.au/students/stuadmin/tut_reg ^ Not sure if you've seen that, but it clarifies a lot either way. According to the self-enrolment guidelines, it says you're "expected" to enrol for an entire Academic Year - so Autumn and Spring sessions. But call them just in...

Whoa now - not all of them. Don't forget that you have a while to enrol - and there are mandatory Academic Advisory sessions for pretty much all the courses, so if you can, attend one of those for your degree, maybe the people there can help you decide. P.S. On the subject of Advisory sessions...

I'm doing a B Arts (Psych), but I'm at Bankstown, not at Penrith.