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thank you!
i won't copy that (well, not word for word anyways :D)

dammit, the web page isn't coming up!
stupid internet...
 

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no i dont think you can. i did for sydney uni village though and it was pretty straight forward.

Its hardly a personal statement many people can copy (unless you lie). Not many people have my life
 

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The link works on my computer fine. You computer is probably chucking a spazzz at you
 

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yeah, i got it working (finally!)
hmmm i think i might apply for the village as well, just incase i don't get in (which is highly likely)
would it be better staying at a college or the village?
what's the village like?
 

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Ive heard from people that the village is good depending on who you are. it is self catering which can get quite time consuming if you want something fresh and not maggi noodles like. The social life is not meant to be the same (not bad just different). You get more personal space (if you have a single room apartment) and you have your own bathroom.
I guess the advantage of staying at the college would be that food is made for you. You are probably forced to have a social life just being there really. The colleges are meant to be closer to the lectures and uni facilities too.
Disadvantages i guess would be less personal space and as waterfowl said the bathrooms arent as good (and you have to share too).
The uni vallage has a bar and several eateries and a general store bla bla bla.
I guess in the end it depends on who you are to whether youd be suited best to colllege or SUV. I personally like how the colleges encourage work and social life, but i also like the idea of being part of a team as my school was very much like that with sports (i loved that) etc. the idea that 21 meals per week is made for you is also enticing
 

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mwahaha i've finito-ed applying for st andrews!
yay!
it took me ages to think of something smart to say for the personal statement things :D
do you think they can do phone interviews? i live on the other side of NSW...
 

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im not sure. they refer to the interview as a "talk". they probably want ot meet you face-to-face. you'd probably have to ring them and ask or email.
 

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Melbournian,
do you really enjoy Drews?
Are the rooms really small or are they quite spacious? Is it really noisy at college?
Is the food alright? Do you starve?
Is it feral sharing a bathroom with everyone?
Are there so many parties that you dont have time to get your work done?

I think id really enjoy living there. ive heard that living at college is like a big and fairly close sort of team. I'd probalby miss my family less that way i think. SUV i think would get a bit lonely + you have to cook your own food.
Was it hard moving away from melbourne and family?

sorry there are so many questions
Thanx
 

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lukebennett said:
Melbournian,
do you really enjoy Drews?
Are the rooms really small or are they quite spacious? Is it really noisy at college?
Is the food alright? Do you starve?
Is it feral sharing a bathroom with everyone?
Are there so many parties that you dont have time to get your work done?

I think id really enjoy living there. ive heard that living at college is like a big and fairly close sort of team. I'd probalby miss my family less that way i think. SUV i think would get a bit lonely + you have to cook your own food.
Was it hard moving away from melbourne and family?

sorry there are so many questions
Thanx
LOL!
i doubt they'd starve...

and you can share with up to 4 people in the SUV, can't you?
it doesn't have to be that lonely...
but i agree, i think living at a college would be so fun!
 

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it's the prospect of camp food all week that gets to me...i'm a decentcook but quite lazy, and i've been raised in a familyof foodies. i hate camp food.

is it like camp food?
 

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my reference and my passport photos and application fee are off today to go to the college. my interview is november 17. yipee
 

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Constantly eating camp food-my nightmare. I didnt know Drews was a college caitlin-I thought this whole time you were referring to a guy named Drew that you knew, lol.
 

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hmmm. hating that tolerance and diversity question. what a load of bollocks.

almost done...

EDIT: you're a dag mack. cute, but a dag.

EDIT 2: and how come u know my real name but i don't know yours?
 
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welshi said:
hmmm. hating that tolerance and diversity question. what a load of bollocks.

almost done...

EDIT: you're a dag mack. cute, but a dag.

EDIT 2: and how come u know my real name but i don't know yours?
with tha question i just said i have a broad range of friends (christian, muslim, gay asian, and european) and that peoples backgrounds dont determine who they are, only their part of their beliefs ie a muslim person might be a really great person but they just have a different belief system etc but i get along with them well (because there is more to them then their religion) and respect their beliefs as they do mine. im christian coz i was brought up with it. hes muslim coz he was brought up that way

that sort of thing. people could easily make that up but.
 
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Crikket said:
ooooh damn, so if you're not athletic, you probably won't get in?
i got in! and i have arms like straws!
since got disillusioned, and left.
it's ok, but i wouldn't like to stay there too long.
 

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melbournian said:
As for girls, well, if Porges has his way everyone would be blond, goodlooking etc. Although, there are still a lot of atheltic chicks.
i'd say that's go more to do with the students' club and their input into choosing new people, than porges.
 

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i plan to stay a year then move to the village. :uhhuh:

mack: i thought matt was xayma's name during that discussion. more than one matt? who'da thunk it?
 

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yay! go straw-ey arms!

that's what i'm doing, i'm staying at a college for a year then going to the village or sharing a house...which means i have a year to learn to cook and do my own laundrey!
 

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