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A bit of a random Q: Anyone know where [or if] the ANZ ATM is now? Used to be in the Hub (RIP)....
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I've heard we don't have any ATMs on campus now.A bit of a random Q: Anyone know where [or if] the ANZ ATM is now? Used to be in the Hub (RIP)....
Where are the CBA ones located?I’ve heard there’s cba ones but their in places not worth walking to just exclusively for atms. Also, aren’t big 4 bank atms interchangeable now as in no fee, or?
cant remember anymore lol.Where are the CBA ones located?
Where abouts do you live? It takes me about 1.5hrs to get to uni :/ Such a trek.anyone else feel like because they live a fair bit away from uni that it hinders making friends? I'm like an hour away roughly so can't just pop over to a friends cause they normally live a long way away.
to some degree i guess.anyone else feel like because they live a fair bit away from uni that it hinders making friends? I'm like an hour away roughly so can't just pop over to a friends cause they normally live a long way away.
i made most my friends through mutuals tbh. one or two of my friends are super involved in a lot of stuff at uni, so I met a few through them after wards as well etc.Depending on your cohort, sometimes friends can be made during study / class times. I know that isn't for everyone (big classes tend to make this near impossible)- but you can always add them on facebook for study reasons, and then say 'hey let's do something after this exam.' Friendships take time to develop. Which can sadly make the experience of university very lonely.
Yeah, travel times are rough and I do think it takes a toll. People would recommend clubs & societies... which require energy and money. I like to believe Macquarie is a friendly university, but its a bit too laid back for its own good.
That's an excellent idea! Think about who you already know at university and then "branch out" to others. If you, like me don't know a single person, you are kind of in a tough situation. I had no friends for a year, but this year I'm already part of study groups and various meet-ups. You do need confidence to put yourself "out there" and that can take a while to develop. Rejection hurts, but you'll find most students who have gotten to second year also want to do well like yourself.i made most my friends through mutuals tbh. one or two of my friends are super involved in a lot of stuff at uni, so I met a few through them after wards as well etc.
Oh wow, thats pretty good! I'm currently trying to make friends in uni but i feel like its a bit difficult.i made most my friends through mutuals tbh. one or two of my friends are super involved in a lot of stuff at uni, so I met a few through them after wards as well etc.
yea fair enough. for me it really picked up in sem 2 lmao. In sem 1 I was kind of limiting myself to around two HS friends, one of them moved tho and me and the other one branched out betterOh wow, thats pretty good! I'm currently trying to make friends in uni but i feel like its a bit difficult.![]()
Talking online first seems easier tbh and also asking "do you play league"Oh wow, thats pretty good! I'm currently trying to make friends in uni but i feel like its a bit difficult.![]()
Sorry i didn't quite understand the last bit. Is it directed to me? Or? xDTalking online first seems easier tbh and also asking "do you play league"
Nah I'm saying you can ask people if they do your hobbiesSorry i didn't quite understand the last bit. Is it directed to me? Or? xD
gonna ceebs it i thinkpeople going to the careers fair:
are you guys taking your resumes or just going as a chill, networking thing?