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Me! I've got Tuesdays and Wednesdays off in semester 1.

Bachelor of Business / Bachelor of Laws, first year

I think the UTS forum should be a bit more active, as compared with UNSW and the like

^^ No intention of attending. Thank goodness it's not compulsory, unlike Engineering and IT.

BBus/LLB - 5 bloody years... I don't know how I'm going to survive...

If you're simply going to watch the moving picture version of the novel, don't expect much, when it comes to your results. There are no substitutes for your prescribed texts.

Purchasing Textbooks - Since you're able to look up the allocated texts for your subjects via the Co-Op site, would it be advisable to purchase them? Some subjects, like 21129 Managing People and Organisations, involves three texts... My main concern is that if you wait until your first...

There was an enrolment session, today (21st)??? Mine's on the 27th, which was the first option available...

I think everything can be sorted out once you physically turn up to UTS to enrol

Business/Law

What's the minimum time required to walk between Broadway and Haymarket? Any short cuts?

I'm Andy Nice to meet you! I don't know what the deadline is... but I'm sure that if you accept the offer, tomorrow (today), it shouldn't be an issue, at all. I've tried to set up my timetable, however, I think you have to attend that enrolment session to physically enrol into subjects...

Business/Laws I've finally found someone on the same boat!

City campus, however, quick question - How on earth do you use the timetable builder? I'm supposed to visit "my subject acitivites", however, the sidebar states that I have "no active enrolments"..

Business/Laws at UTS... It's a good course, but a mediocre university...

I've now been to: England, Italy, Austria, Germany, France, Luxembourg, Liechtenstein, Switzerland and Hong Kong

I'm eagerly waiting for it, as well...

I don't think accounting, generally, involves high level maths. I read in one of those university course descriptions that on the HSC level, general maths is recommended to lay a foundation. If anything, you would do two majors, one being accounting. If you don't like being an accountant when...

International Baccalaureate (IB) The IB's supposed to be a more rounded education, helping you become a more aware and active citizen of the world. Well, that's according to the IBO, anyway. Whilst looking for a school for my brother, some of the schools that we looked at offered the IB...

Oh, what!? Commerce/Science is four years, whilst Commerce/Arts is five years... How does that work out?