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Hey there bud. That's a great way of starting out. Sources are the most important elements and evidence in any history discipline, and some could be rather intimidating but the method you described is really what you are looking out for when you ever have to assess and examine a historical...

lol yeah I'm in your situation ;) There are so many subjects to choose from and I have to sift through all of them lol... my AAS is on 10th Feb and I still don't know what subjects I want to do. :-| My friend who had his AAS a few days ago told me that everyone was confused, so don't...

I rang UWS up, and from what they told me... after your Academic Advising session, you will be enrolled (on the same day). You have to fill in lots of forms and your preferences... etc. But just to be sure, ring up their student info line.

oh oops lol... I must have read it wrong then in the pamphlet. Thanks for the heads up

Yep I've done the RET Test... and trust me, its totally worth it. It can save you a spot at UWS. I'll tell you why below. what does this test consist of e.g eglish maths......? The Test consists of General Knowledge Questions. This means that you do not need to be a master at maths, or...

Thanks for all that advice everybody. I'll probably buy a cheap recorder, such as the ones which you guys mentioned. Annegelic, that would be great - but I'm not sure if the do/don't do it. The only downside from taping lectures, from what i've heard - is that some people actually 'sell'...

I was just wondering... Can I tape-record lectures? It will make life so much easier, coming home with my lecture taped and I can listen to it again and finalise my study notes. I've always been bad at writing notes whilst the teacher was speaking... I tried doing it in some of my lessons...

ok, thanks ;)

Have you already gotten your timetables? I thought we get them in our Academic Advising session and enrolement. I'm Studying B Arts by the way at Bankstown. On the letter which I recieved from the University it doesn't say anything about accessing timetables yet - do we choose our timetables at...

cool. what will you be studying at UTS?

Yeah I can't wait to meet new people and have fun outside (and in) Uni. Sounds like so much fun :D

Yeah I've heard all those rumours that UWS was a bad Uni. Anybody know how the bad publicity started?

woah they have swimming pools and gyms at Unis? Gosh sounds awesome :D

I'm just curious ;) I'm new to University Life and to be honest, For me now it seems rather daunting. So much to do and learn. It seems completely different than school, and from many peoples perpectives, University is usually the best part of a persons life. So I'm asking people whom...

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Me Too. I got into Bachelor of Arts at UWS with my EAS BA @ UWS UAI: 70.00 My UAI: 65.75 My EAS must have been 5 points. I still can't believe that I got in

I can't believe it but it happened! I got into Bachelor of Arts at Bankstown Campus!!!! I guess all the hard work paid off hehe ;) I wish the best of luck to everybody else! btw... I cannot believe how the UAI's have dropped... I think its a great change - but some UAI's have plummeted...

Hmm well thats an intricate problem. My guess is that UAC will have to randomly select two of them but that situation occouring would be rather rare, as most people differ in their marks at least by a .05

Unitrack is basically a 'trial run' of university. UWS has a system where you pay tuition fees to study two units at University, and these units can be in any area. I picked two units in their Arts and Teaching Departments. This means that I will study these two units for one semester, after...

Thanks for all your advice guys. Yeah I too am beggining to think it was cancelled due to lack of demand. However I applied for other courses as well (such as the BA and B Science.. and more). I'm interested in becoming a Secondary Arts and Humanities Teacher - but my UAI is a few points short...