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We've been getting a lot of questions about when you enrol, pick your subjects, etc. To summarise:
1. Accept your offer through UAC and read the information there. The information is on the MQ website here: http://www.student.mq.edu.au/enrol/ This is important information - you must read it.
2. Once you have accepted your offer, you will receive an enrolment pack in the mail. Again, this is important information - read it.
3. Follow the step-by-step guide to enrolling. Note that enrolment takes at least half a day; more if you are unprepared. Please note:
a. Be prepared for enrolment by reading all the information. Also bring money, ID, something to drink, your enrolment pack, and a pen. University life 'starts' the day you accept your offer, so be ready,
b. If you sign up for full-time study, that is like a full-time job. You cannot expect to work more than part-time and study more than full-time. Ie, you need to expect that from the end of February, you may not be able to work 9-5. Full-time university is your occupation,
c. People (staff members, us on the forum) are always more willing to help if you have shown that you have looked for the information yourself.
At enrolment, there will be people to help you. However, it will be much quicker and easier if you have read the pack carefully and are generally prepared.
If you are very confused after you have accepted your offer and read the pack, please make a thread and ask! We are always happy to help, however I cannot stress enough
1. Accept your offer through UAC and read the information there. The information is on the MQ website here: http://www.student.mq.edu.au/enrol/ This is important information - you must read it.
2. Once you have accepted your offer, you will receive an enrolment pack in the mail. Again, this is important information - read it.
3. Follow the step-by-step guide to enrolling. Note that enrolment takes at least half a day; more if you are unprepared. Please note:
a. Be prepared for enrolment by reading all the information. Also bring money, ID, something to drink, your enrolment pack, and a pen. University life 'starts' the day you accept your offer, so be ready,
b. If you sign up for full-time study, that is like a full-time job. You cannot expect to work more than part-time and study more than full-time. Ie, you need to expect that from the end of February, you may not be able to work 9-5. Full-time university is your occupation,
c. People (staff members, us on the forum) are always more willing to help if you have shown that you have looked for the information yourself.
At enrolment, there will be people to help you. However, it will be much quicker and easier if you have read the pack carefully and are generally prepared.
If you are very confused after you have accepted your offer and read the pack, please make a thread and ask! We are always happy to help, however I cannot stress enough
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