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So true. And here I was, thinking that it was simply another physical challenge meant to test our mental endurance. To see how far we can be pushed before we turn on the administration. (The answer to that being, NOT VERY FAR).

Yep, you can. Friends of mine have gone ahead and got theirs already.

I'm doing European Studies, and my language is going to be Italian...mostly because I did a little bit in school, ages ago, and don't really feel brave enough to tackle a language I have no familiarity with (e.g. French). My actual elective for this year is Latin :D I'm excited cause I've...

Indeed I did. But I didn't really learn anything new. Instead, I walked around afterwards for a few hours and ended up getting a magnificent sunburn. Hooray for university :) What stream are you specialising in?

Anybody here doing LATN1000 this semester? See you there :)

Any fellow students out there? *waves*

I'm doing International Studies next year :D Can't wait, actually. I'm planning to take up the European studies area...not sure what language I'll pick yet, though. I'm pretty sure you can find out all about the international studies curriculum on January 4, on the information day...that's...

I'll probably be staying up and either watching my shiny new boxed set of Firefly, or dozing. Regardless, a healthy night's sleep ain't gonna happen...

Yay! I have an interview today at the vet, for a part time/casual job :D I hope I get it...

I got a call back for an interview, and I told them that I had applied for university... fortunately, she said that tomorrow the main manager fellow would be in tomorrow, and might even consider putting me on in casual or part time work! Which would be awesome. I never considered not telling...

I was just wondering - if you were to apply for a job that is full time, but you have to start university in late February next year...what are the odds of the company/workplace you apply agreeing to take you on? I'm asking because I've applied to be a full-time animal attendent/groomer at a...

Hi :) I see that you do Communications (Journalism) at UTS...I know this thread is for Social Inquiry, but I couldn't pass up the opportunity to ask you about the Journalism course. What are the best/worst things about the course, in your opinion? What made you choose UTS for...

For uni, do you use a laptop, or regular folders and such? Pros/Cons of either? I'm thinking of buying a laptop (first and foremostly for peace and total ownership of a computer, no fighting the family for it :p) that might be good to use for university. I'm thinking of buying off ebay...

Hmm, even though I barely did any revision for this, I think I did pretty well...it was very skills-based, especially the first section....skills that fortunately, for me, my teacher taught. Ah, well. This subject definitely won't count in my UAI, so I'm not fussed... Well done to...

I'm probably going to go until about 2/3am...considering that I *started* studying around 8:30pm tonight... Heh. I have a substantial gift for bullshitting in exams. I've done this before all before. Worried? Nah. This is called denial :)

Sounds like the sort of degree for me, then. I don't have a definite direction of where I want to go and what I want to do...but this course looks extremely useful. Is there any part of the course that you particularly enjoy/dislike? How are the lecturers? Just out of curiousity.

I did about the same amount, too. I do postmodernism...the essay was pretty good, but the creative writing task threw me. Ending up writing a dodgy story about David Williamson hating postmodernism so much that he wrote Dead White Males :p Hmm, I think I articulated a few different ways of...

Hi :) I'm really interested in doing this course next year... however, I was wondering what exact sort of jobs the degree qualifies you for? I know it partly depends on what area you go for...

They were kind to us. Very kind.

*raises hand* Yep, I'm in the same vote. Although, to be honest, my brain is in denial and refuses to acknowledge that exam :p