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Says the person who was always talking in class :P Crappy major!

As if Admin work on the weekend. They spend most of their time, sitting around talking and eating cake, when they are supposed to be working!

It really depends how much work you can continusely do. It doesn't matter if a tute is before or after a lecture, because they are usually based upon the weeks before work from the lecture. Lectures do take a lot out of you though. As for different teachers, do't be picky, jsut choose the...

Depends really. Your going to be at parra or penrith right? They have plently of things to keep you occupied during 2 hours. You might even do some work, saves doing it at home :P But its your personal preference really.

You see the subjects that you are enrolled in through pweb, not the uwsaccount thingo. Here: see if you are enrolled here: http://platformweb.uws.edu.au/

Yeah, you can pretty much get them any time. Just get a id card and a concession before your school concession runs out at the end of March. All campuses student centres have a photo id thingo to take your photo.

I never did a library tour. This is a book, this is a photocopier :p The library staff (at Hawkesbury anyway) are really nice and they will help out if people need it. I also found that during the first week of uni, some classes have library tutorials.

Wow, glad to see that I'm not the only one that travels 3 hours each way between home and uni.

I dunno why it isn't working, call the IT dudes. As for your off-topic questions: 1. You can link your student mail account to your hotmail or whatever account. 2. Timetables are up on pweb, just print them out. I use an A5 diary.

Having 3 hours tutorials sounds wrong, They are usually one hour. What subject is it for? You should be having 20 hours a week if your doing a course like science.

Go to your closest student centre, get a program variation form. Drop two of the subjects, and change to night time.

I'd say Penrith. Only cause you catch one train and one bus. I've heard its a pain to get to the Bankstown campus. Um ... why not whe you have a free day, before you enrol, travel to the Bankstown campus and Penrith and decide which one you prefer. Penrith facilities are apparently better than...

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Yep, I have to do 400 hours, which means I have 280 hours to complete this year, or before Jan next year. Atleast if you do work experience you get to see what jobs interest you and which don't. Its really helpful.

Shes transferring from B of Tourism into some law crap or something from memory.

Having a piece of paper doesn't guarantee you a job. Klh is right though, volunteer. Employers like people who volunteer, because it shows that you have the initative to go out, waste your time, probably doing something that you don't want to do. Its a pain not getting paid, but in the future...

You don't have to be good at sport to sign up. I know some people who signed up for netball, who weren't the best, they just wanted to go to uni games.

Your leaving us! :( On the website some where under forms is the withdrawal form. You need to fill that in and get it siged, etc hand it in at the student centre. And yes, you will need to go to the enrolment. I dunno if you'll get any academic credit for the subjects that you have done...

During lectures, you dont really get the opportunity to talk with other people. Its more you just listen for 3 hours and take notes down. You might not have the same lecturers throughout your whole time at uni, some are nice and some are just, well, people don't like them. During tutorials...

Nah, you read the timetable wrong. Autumn session begins the week of 27th of Feb, and the census date is the 31st of March.