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If you are reliant on Youth Allowance/Austudy during your studies (which I doubt as nurses can do shift work) then there are issues if you have done a degree previously (its one of those Centrelink fine print things).... but if you aren't - go nuts! There are limitations also if you are...

Have you looked at doing the freebie CSU Connect course (it's like a Tertiary Prep thing) that guarantees you entry to their distance education Bachelor of Health Science (Food & Nutrition) the following year? It's a food technology course so you would need to do an honours 4th year or Grad...

Plus CSU has a range of bridging courses if you aren't entirely up to scratch beforehand.

Some uni's are stingy and only offer 3-6 months credit, others like CSU offer a full years credit at least. Advanced Diploma gave Mum 1.5 years credit for Accounting at CSU. You really have to contact each one directly - even though many will not discuss specifics unless you are enrolled there...

Try Open Universities (Monash, MQ, RMIT etc)... www.oua.edu.au ...They'll let you do uni with no entry requirements. Most uni's do understand that people can turn over a new leaf and that life experience (read: maturity) counts for something.... but they have quotas so it is still...

Southern Cross Uni do event mgt, club mgt, and hotel/resort mgt degrees... up in Lismore, from memory. Available by distance if you don't want to move/keep working in a city.

Hope you went ok. The teacher should have given you a "Student Assessment Guide" for the course and for each and every unit you are enrolled in. In the SAG it will outline how you will be assessed (e.g. portfolio, exams, quiz, weekly tasks etc). You should of signed a piece of paper (SAG...

CSU is a different environment being country based. You actually are allowed to approach your lecturer *shock horror*. Most courses you can transfer to distance education if you get a job mid-degree. The hoity-toity-ness that I saw at city uni's just isn't there. Due to the locations, yeah the...

Oh, but the joys of doing distance education (which CSU are good at).... you get to do things at times when you want to. Good for getting a part time job.

From CSU... The Business Faculty has the following credit policy on TAFE and equivalent VET studies - If the student has completed less than Certificate IV credits they will be assessed on a case by case basis and any credits restricted to Level 1 subjects. Those students holding a...

Sorry, doesn't look like they have a mid-year entry to TV Proddy.... only the Honours add-on bit. http://www.csu.edu.au/student/midyear/courses/media.htm Best to give the admin ppl a call to double check. The TV Proddy students I met were a world unto themselves (in a good way). Maybe...

If the SoA requires 2 modules in order to get your pretty TAFE certificate, that's all you have to do to get it. If you do (say) 200 modules in the same SoA, you still get the same pretty TAFE SoA certificate (going way beyond what is required for that bit) plus also (if you wangle it right)...

If you click on the link they provided, Billy Blue do offer 2 Bachelor degrees, but they are awarded by Swinburne Uni. Thomson Education Direct (now Cengage) now offer a Bachelor of Accounting and they aren't a uni - it's a new (albeit disturbing) trend...

http://www.sau.uts.edu.au/fees/undergrad/tuition.html#Maximum Generally speaking, if your subjects come under "Built Environment" and you get a Commonwealth Supported Place (HECS place) - you are looking at $7260 per year (for the full year i.e. 3 year Built Env degree = $21780). If your...

Have you tried the Planning Institute of Australia? www.planning.org.au

UNE and CSU have good reputations in terms of practical Education degrees. CSU transformed from the Riverina Teacher's College in year dot and likewise for UNE in that district, so it's not like they woke up one day and decided to do Education degrees (which seems to be the case for some other...

From the OTEN Course info leaflet.... Course 6505 in HSC Studies prepares students to obtain either a Record of Achievement for Preliminary and HSC year or to obtain the HSC award in New South Wales. The HSC award is given by the Board of Studies (not TAFE) and students must satisfy the...

UNE (it's in Armidale, NSW) do a Bachelor of Special Education/Bachelor of Disabilities Studies degree by distance.... that I found out about too late :( If you can hack the self-motivation required for distance work, might suit your needs.

On the forums at OUA, there is a 16 year old doing a degree, some people are 50-60 and doing it for personal reasons, a lot have young kids. Actually found the most common group to be 22-29 year olds who didn't know what they wanted to do when they first left high school and have since 'found...

The OUA-entry course allows you to have 8 free electives... you can do Art, Public Relations, Commerce, Criminology, Accounting, Sociology, Logistics, IT, Philosophy, etc.... so surely there is a fabulous choice electives there. Plus, although the OUA site lists the Internet Design minor, but...