Recent content by Superbogh

Yes and no, depends on how sharp you are and how well you want to do. I did business at UTS, there are some subjects where you need to attend all lectures and tutorials and others where its a complete utter waste of time. So i suggest you attend all lectures for the first few weeks to gauge how...

I'm doing primary education like yourself :P, but i'm a mature age student lol, one of very few it seems.

Well from what i can gather from reading the UTS handbook and course outlines, the course seems pretty interesting to me, apparently the UTS primary education course places a great deal of emphasis on practicums. I read somewhere you will be doing your first prac 4 weeks into the first semester...

I am and im pretty dam excited, enrolments are tomorrow for me at noon hehe.

Load up on coffe and do an all nighter :P, although i strongly discourage this unless you want your exam answers to sound like jibberish.

Yes :P

Most likely only the subjects that are unavailable at Kuring-gai campus are offered at the City.

Re: Are Laptops rly nessesary for uni? The answer is categorical Yes and No lol, generally the number of computers provided by the university is more than sufficient, but there are certain times during a semester where computers are hotly contested, ie. exam and major assignment periods. It is...

- English illiterate international students who have a overwhelming proficiency for excusing themselves when group assessment deadlines approach. - Lecturers who do not police improper referencing and thus students develop bad habits from first year through to the completion of their studies...

As far as i can tell, if you go to a 'disadvantaged' school (the criteria for which, i dont know) you are eligible to become and inputs student.

Yeah, contrary to popular it is not an aberration, the number business/commerce places that are collectively offered by the various universities is staggering.