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The 5800 is pretty 'smart' its one of there iphone style phones. OP - Blackberry is much more suited to business people who will use all the blackberry specific services. Get another smart phone, Nokia, Sony, LG etc all have them, there is also the iphone.

It does talk about picking units, macq though gets you to do that after you attend the academic advising so that you are sure what to pick, I know its exciting that your friends can pick units straight away but I know heaps that have been so confused because doing it from home with little advice...

Uni marks are entirely different, its harder to get 65-74 than in HS, don't expect to get too many D's/HD's in your first year. I freaked out at first because I was so used to 80s and 90s whereas at uni in my first year I averaged mid 70s or less. As I said you can get a credit if you attend...

A credit is 65-74 if you go to class, do your readings its quite achieveable. If they are business subjects they'd probably 3-4 hrs a week per subject of classes, thats not including your reading/assessment time

I presume you'd need an RSG and maybe an RSA...often you can do both courses in the one day

I'd get 1-2 serves a fruit a day and maybe 2-3 serves of veg a day. I don't know how you'd struggle to get in the daily amount in a week! what are you eating? I don't know how big a serve is exactly, I don't know if I'd ever get close to five. I get 1 serve of fruit in my morning muesli (the...

Woolies etc have night fill roles (i.e. stocking the shelves)

I've applied to undertake my PLT concurrently at UOW...does anyone know i the program fills up quickly? I applied rather close to the cutoff and I am worried I wont get a place

Yeah, I'd love to do the presentation...sounds like a better idea provided its still run that way. I wish EU was still done in tute/tute format but its lecture tute now with 1 hr tutes, its going to suck for some many units Thanks for the insight MJ its hard to know anything about the units...

1. Get first class honours in law 2. Graduate! (i.e pass or do way better in last subjects) 3. Start my professional qualification as a lawyer 4. Start my uni notes before the end of semester 5. Secure a good graduate position 6. Get out more 7. Relax and have a more positive attitude 8...

Been totally embarassed to post in here (so much unhealthy but yummy food in my house) Toast (1 peanut butter, 1 Strawberry Jam) A few cadbury favourites Lipton Raspberry Iced Tea Tuna Salad (Tuna, mixed baby lettuce, avocado, cucumber, mushroom, cherry tomato and carrot with olive oil and...

If you can find a related tafe course start that then apply to transfer, the credit is often transferable

Do the one that interests you, as has been said it makes little to no difference as your law electives will be where you can 'specialise' (as far as you can in an undergrad degree OR mix it up if whats what you want), none of the content you do in your non-law degree will have any legal...

Personal preference. I like early classes so I can get it over with, get a good parking spot etc and be at uni when I am most switched on. That said I'll take later classes as well. I take whatever crams my classes into the least days

The cider isn't bad!

I got my current admin position by cold emailing, for retail though given the need to interact with customers I would go in person

Does anyone know how you go about getting more credit avaliable in your estudent? I don't have enough there to enrol in what I need to complete my degree. Do I need to go into SES?

Yeah I am looking as to anything I can do so I'll be applying to the above, its going to be a long process I think!

What do people think of the new crusier range? I like the idea of premixes that aren't as sweet as normal chick drinks. I havent tried any of them yet but I bought the cider for NYE and am curious abt the passionfruit beer esp as all the premixes I like are impossible to find or go off the...

Yes, go have a look at the other forums, there are heaps of threads on how to do it etc. Ultimately doing what will get you the best marks is what you need for a transfer, that said...doing law at uws means that even if you dont get to the marks to transfer you will still be in a law degree as...