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Leave of Absence...how does it work? I want to take a year off and come back first sem 2010.

Heya I have reconsidered my choice in breadth and decided to drop Italian inorder to do and Accounting subject, I did this last night and I have received a confirmation email today. Enrolment in the new breadth sub is marked 'Yes' but my enrolmetn in Calculus 2(which I did not alter after...

I think Im addicted to cigarettes! :( Im not sure how...my lungs havent been fucked up enough by them yet...when i smoked before I didnt inhale completely. Im doomed arent I? Especially realtionship wise...:cold:

I know all the effects health-wise...and I've seen most of the ads too, so don't come at me with all that, I know they contain a billion different chemicals - tar, rat poison, acetone etc.etc. But is that the whole reason that smoking is a turn-off? P.S. I'm not addicted...yet, I have had quite...

...I fucking LOVE ice cold lager! Do you? fail thread lol

See: Sig Post your Uni offers for any engineering related courses.

Is it reccomended when doing Bach. Engineering?

I know its a bit too late to be worrying and stuff...but apps are in now, its just a few more days until offers are out and I've got Engineering as my prefs. So am I screwing myself by doing an Engineering degree? Am I doomed financially later on? If I do end up in an Engineering career? Am I...

So whats the percentage of girls on average that do take an Engineering course? EDIT: sorry thread was meant to have a poll, anyway here were the options: <10% 10-30% 31-50% >50% a reply with a choice is appreciated!

Is there such a thing? Is it possible to combine a Diploma with an undergrad?

Just wondering how many hours/days a week on average would you be spending at uni when doing a BSc degree...

Anyone care to share how this works? I really want to do Engineering, but I want to know if the electives can fall under Science?

Hey everyone...well since its around time for applying for tertiary ed. (well in VIC anyway) just wanted to know what its like. I mean knowing that you're leaving 'school' and heading off to something that will contribute siginificantly to your own future...did that feel a tad scary? Unsure of...

Straight up BE or a New Gen pathway to Masters?

Hey Just want to know about job prospects in chemical or even mechanical engineering, and the $$$ Which discipline would be the best (employment and pay wise) of the ones offered for a BE degree?