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Is Tafe really much easier than Uni? i keep hearing people at universities believing tafe is much easier than uni. i understand universirty is more indepth obviously because 3 years compared to say 18 months and as long as you do your work you build upon what you learn, common sense right? So...

Word of the advice, seriously dont stress over HSC.... i think experience with age is farrr more important in life...

Well some of you may know, i graduated HSC 2003, and havent studied for years.... well i thought i will be the same old person i was back then never ever studying or reading a book for that matter, even 3 days before exams of any kind even the BIG exams, i never studied until the last minute i...

Anyone new enrolments from here at Ultimo Tafe?? In particular Accounting?? Message me, also any second book sellers here??

Hey man, I didnt graduate or go uni, i feel after working for 3 years uni is 'be all and end all'. Hate to say it, but if you arent getting into trades, IT, or have special talents / OUTGOING personality , degree is a MUST. As for myself, i will be going straight ahead for a degree after tafe...

I'm sure 99% of the people who object to student allowance, has rich parents who look after them and give them a hand financially, because you will be damn busy enough to study and have a social life. For god sakes, my course will involve 20 hours, and this doesnt even include private study time...

i paid my share of taxes every year for the past 4 years, and i fully expect the youth allowance paid to me from next month as i will commence full time studies, i am considered independant so family means test is not involved which is good, i never claimed allowance before. i personally dont...

Okay, so i am considering accounting and will be doing a diploma/advanced diploma... i feel this is where my future is or financial planning. i did hsc in 2003, and only did general maths with a poor band 4 i never really studied except crammed for last 3 days and didnt do any homework so i...

thats bloody too easy, 2.4 hours per day? i mean lectures/tutes take up max 15 hours a week 12.5 hours study, thats less than full time work, i used to do 45-55hours. haha, i am starting to feel really confident i just need to develop effective study habits and essay writing ^^ i knew 7 hours...

commerce, major in accounting or financial planning these are what i feel i would love to study at the moment.

commerce/business is 80, and accounting is 73. i personally would prefer UTS, reason why i enrolled in tafe is because i feel is cheaper option, and i will have time to tidy up my study skills. btw, so you do think this guide uni websites give is not right? i mean hell they expect you to...

i never studied in school, except 3 days before exams and did assignments a week before due and managed a uai in mid 60's. i think i am quite a intelligent person maybe not academically but hey i never put effort into before and willing to / i must this time around, i know i have potential...

i talked with my brother, he was a high distinction graduate with honours and he said no long hours are required except commitment to study everyday and not fall behind, and you get one week exam study time this is where you need to do 12 hour study daily to do well in the exams, otherwise...

First of all, dont think you are the only one in deep financial troubles or whatever problems you may have, there are certainly fair amount of people who can afford to study due to their parents being able to support study but there also those who couldn't study due to family commitments...

also can someone in accounting or business course let me now, on average how many subjects you are expected to take in every semester and what the university recommends for students to study?