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I went to Qantm in 2002. To this day I still haven't found a single employer who even knows who they are much less gives the qualification any consideration. Before I had work experience backing me I was seriously having employers want to know my HSC results because they placed more value on...

That's all very well but it's not going to convince someone who "knows better". I was in the same boat when I was trying to get into game development (IT / programming). You don't NEED a degree to get in, but at the same time once you actually start looking for a job so many doors are closed...

I speak not on my own behalf but in gathering information for a friend here. They've got their heart set on going to this private college called "Whitehouse" to do fashion design. My main concern is that after looking into the place it screams "Qantm" all over again, and having had bad...

In the absence of any such society already... would there be much interest in a JamSoc? Kinda like Weekend Warriors or something similar, with members being split off into groups based on interests and abilities, getting a series of songs to learn and rehearse, and a series of performances...

Unless your name is Jennifer Batten or The Great Kat... no. Chicks generally can't rock out at all. Then again, neither can most guys.

Keep in mind that retail isn't going to get you any better pay than "flipping burgers". The best thing you can do is get yourself a shit-kicker job somewhere which at least has a name in design/illustration/etc. Even if the job is serving coffees you'll at least meet people in your desired...

There are other subjects I'd be interested in. I'm leaning towards Arts (Philosophy) but I'd also be potentially interested in pursuing Commerce (Marketing), Arts-Media&Communications or Science (Psychology). I just wouldn't be interested in doing a degree in them if it's not in supporting a Law...

If there is a section on the UNSW web site relating to Socs which I've missed please point the way. Failing that, I was wondering what kind of music-related societies are going strong in UNSW? Preferrably ones with a focus on composing/recording/performing/etc music, not just listening at night...

[2] was along the lines of enrol in another course and hope that I can transfer into Law after a year. The time, effort and money commitment involved in going to uni for a year in a degree I have no real interest in on the vague chance that I might be able to transfer into Law doesn't appeal to...

I've been trying to find out information about studying Law (preferrably at UNSW) in short bursts over the past 6 - 9 months and so far it looks like I'll be depending on my other tertiary study for entry. I have exchanged several emails with the UAC point of contact at UNSW and the best I've...