I'd say theyre pretty good - from what I hear Warrane is the easiest college to get into and colleges tend to give preference to international studentsdoctordev said:
Arts is often a gamble. You can work your arse off on one essay and only manage a pass but bullshit your way through another at the last moment and get a distinction. It's very hard to fail humanities, but it's also quite a challenge to get into the HDs.velox said:
In terms of room, food etc Warrane is probably as good if not better than most of the other colleges as I think many of the floors were recently renovated. However what probably drives its popularity down is that it is an all guys college. By the way, if you still havent applied for college and are going into university this year, it may be a bit late now...doctordev said:Elfm, sunny, RooRaa and grimreaper: thanks for your help.
looks like i will have to modify my training program upon arrival in sydney. currently, i am going to the gym every monday, wednesday and friday. this works out to 12 times a month. if it is indeed $5 per entry, i am looking at $60 per month. darn, that is the amount i am paying for 5 months down here. wish there were cheaper alternatives...
as for warrane being the eaisest to get into, that sounds reassuring. however, does that in any way indicate that Warrane is inferior to the rest. I can't make out by simply looking at the websites.
Infact, my friend just recently found a nice big house with everything listed above for around $135... and better yet, it's only about 5-10min walk to uni situated near upper campus which is good )
