Hey guys, so I'm looking at doing either exercise physiology or physio next year at syd uni. However ive been told its pretty average there :/. Anyone that can fill me in on whats it like? i.e community, social, partys, sport, facilities etc? Cheers 
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Hahahaha that title!
From what I heard it is very average there.
There's not really anything going on there, you have to make your own social life as they don't do it for you.
You won't get the college experience if that's what you're looking for.
One of my friends said she turned vegetarian because the meat was gross. And apparently half of them are international students who don't really like to socialise. However my friends (who lived there) have told me that you become very close with the people that you're living with, and although it's not the average college experience, you will still have many memories and such.
If you were going to try and find accommodation, I would probably get it at one of the main campus colleges, the village or share a house or something like that.
From what I heard it is very average there.
There's not really anything going on there, you have to make your own social life as they don't do it for you.
You won't get the college experience if that's what you're looking for.
One of my friends said she turned vegetarian because the meat was gross. And apparently half of them are international students who don't really like to socialise. However my friends (who lived there) have told me that you become very close with the people that you're living with, and although it's not the average college experience, you will still have many memories and such.
If you were going to try and find accommodation, I would probably get it at one of the main campus colleges, the village or share a house or something like that.
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And also with this, for students at Cumbo you can pack your lunch and have a weekly snack pack, that's at least how my college does it. But most people who study at that campus for physio have a car with them cause it's quite a trek from main campus. So a lot of people opt to still live on campus opposed to Yannadah if you want the better social life.Hahahaha that title!
From what I heard it is very average there.
There's not really anything going on there, you have to make your own social life as they don't do it for you.
You won't get the college experience if that's what you're looking for.
One of my friends said she turned vegetarian because the meat was gross. And apparently half of them are international students who don't really like to socialise. However my friends (who lived there) have told me that you become very close with the people that you're living with, and although it's not the average college experience, you will still have many memories and such.
If you were going to try and find accommodation, I would probably get it at one of the main campus colleges, the village or share a house or something like that.