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OMG! It has just occurred to me, you're that same person who is asking about it on the UoW MySpace forums. :rofl:

I assume so, parking is normally free on Saturdays.

Alternatively, "if you don't park 3 kilometres away and carry 15kg worth of crap while you trek over that bitch of a hill that the botanical gardens is, then you are too lazy."

Our biological clocks are no where near ticking towards oblivion, we are the wrong demographic.

I have four exams all in the last week.... and one of those is the day AFTER the End of Exams Party. (again!) Another thing, wth! I have an exam that's on at 6:30 - 8:30. That's vital brain food time!

If you can, enrol in some "electives" from the general schedule which come from commerce or maths/finance, so it will be easier to transfer.

HAHA! I remember doing ACCY100 in 05, got a shit mark for it 40% or so for the practice set.

LOL! Well, being a 3rd year uni student. I stopped giving a shit after about week two of first year. HEHE! Oh yes, I admit. I do wear make up during the day. It's called Chap Stick. :D

I assume so, here is my morning routine... Alarm: 7:30 Arse outta bed: 7:50 Shower: 7:55 Dressed and ready to leave the house with brekkie on the go: 8:00 Yeah, that's about right.

I sent an email to ITS and it was something to do with Internet Explorer 7, they fixed the problem on their end and I can view the email account fine on my computer now.

The thing is, the list of emails shows briefly and then it suddenly disappears.

Hey, the uni has changed the webmail interface. I don't know if it's my account, but when I log in, my emails won't show at all. I know there's an option to switch to the old interface, but what's the point in them releasing something new if it's not going to work properly!

Engrish please.

Neither pays well, so it doesn't matter. Toss a coin.

If your course and your university has the capacity to offer at least 4 of your subjects during summer session OR if you are willing to take up lets say five 6cpt subjects a session for two years, then yes.

Don't worry, the uni will give you all the information you will need when you need it. :)

*shivers* Advice for first years: Please, do feed the ducks, especially the mega fat one. Chasing and touching the ducks is encouraged. :uhhuh:

Everything is wrong with glasshouse. :rofl: You crack me up.

Depending on what course you're applying for, you normally have a good chance of getting into university mid-year with at least a credit average.

I am currently a university student... there is a university section here.