zaqwerty
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Is this uni worth driving an hour and a half for? I applied for it kind of spontaneously and I'm not even sure whether it has a good rep? Is it just another UWS?
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It's better than UWS. If UWS is your only other option then it is worth driving an hour and a half for.zaqwerty said:
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It's a quality uni and I drive an hour each way to attend it. It's picked up Uni of the Year a few times recently and has very respectable graduation employment rates.
Plus the rep of a uni doesn't really mean much these days unless it's a specialised degree... if you're doing commerce/arts/education/science, then just find a local uni and make sure you stand out as a student. The only advantage attending a certain university gives you is if you're interviewee went to the same uni and favours you for it.
Plus the rep of a uni doesn't really mean much these days unless it's a specialised degree... if you're doing commerce/arts/education/science, then just find a local uni and make sure you stand out as a student. The only advantage attending a certain university gives you is if you're interviewee went to the same uni and favours you for it.
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Well I was planning on doing a Bachelor of Arts majoring in psychology. I also applied for Macquarie (and other unis but that's kind of irrelevant, Macquarie and UoW were my top two preferences). I think I'll get into both Macquarie and UoW, and it's a similar distance for me to drive to Macquarie as it is to drive to UoW, but the drive to UoW would be nicer.
I know that Macquarie has a good reputation, every time I tell people I might be going there they say I should definately go there, but I don't know whether it'll be worth going there if I can go to UoW and get a similar education? (I prefer the travel to UoW over the travel to Macquarie)
P.S. -- sorry if that was slightly confusing.
I know that Macquarie has a good reputation, every time I tell people I might be going there they say I should definately go there, but I don't know whether it'll be worth going there if I can go to UoW and get a similar education? (I prefer the travel to UoW over the travel to Macquarie)
P.S. -- sorry if that was slightly confusing.
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An arts degree is an arts degree is an arts degree. The Psych department at UoW is very good, I've got a couple of friends in the degree. Just go with whichever uni appeals to you more travel/campus/etcwise, which would probably be UoW purely on your travel preferences.
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Nice doublepost.
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The reputation is good enough for me to walk 10 minutes each way! lol
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UoW undergraduate employment rates are up there with the best.
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Raiks said:
Thats not really the case now is it. over all the top 2 unis are ANU and melbourne, UoW is way behind. I think you are confused and referring to how UoW was ranked 1st in one area (teaching performance) , however over all it isnt ranked in the top 10 in Aus. http://www.australian-universities.com/rankings/