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I found out from the university that mine is called a Commonwealth Accommodation Scholarship (though they've never referred to it as that before). Checking the website, this excludes me from the Relocation scholarship, but I haven't been able to get a confirmation from centrelink that I am...

age: 22 Savings: $700 (+ 2200 in a week and a bit from my bi annual Commonwealth Equity Scholarship) Assets: $3000 in Scuba Diving Equipment, $3500 in Cycling equipment, $1000 worth of audio stuff, a laptop and a decentish computer (yay government scholarships!). Debt: HECS Job: Earn about...

I am currently on a CES and although common sense would dictate that I do not get one of the new Start Up scholarships implemented to replace them, I can't find anything on the centrelink web page confirming this (the only pre existing scholarship they mention is the Commonwealth Education Costs...

I rather liked Judith Keene, who organises it. But the other woman is bad.

Has anyone done HSTY 2640 20th Century China Or know about John Wong? I've enrolled in this course and the subject matter looks interesting, but I'm not getting the best impression of the lecturer from the emails he has sent us so far. Does anyone know how he is as a lecturer?

I thought only the relocation scholarship did, this is what I was trying to get clarification on.

I am currently a second year student receiving youth allowance as a result of parental income, I am classified as a regional student because I moved from Katoomba to Sydney to study and currently get a Commonwealth Equity Scholarship of $4200 or so a year. I am aware that I wouldn't get the...

I am currently in my second year of a BA: Socio-Legal studies and am horrified enough about the prospect of two core subjects (sociological theory, I hate it!) within this degree to consider switching to something else. Is it possible to switch mid year from a BA:SLSS to a plain BA with a...

Another vote for Jeff Tatum I'll also add Richard Waterhouse, changed me from a professed hater of Australian history to being fairly interested. Clare Corbould, great American history lecturer Michael McDonnell same as above

I am currently doing a BA: Socio Legal Studies, and next year they are offering to count HSTY2671 Law and Order in Modern America as a part of the course. I am however already planning to make my second major History and would not want this course to count toward one of my already limited...

Can anyone post up hsty 1034 please? I'm seriously considering dropping it and need to be reassured of its content

Which question did you pick for part B? I did 2 and my brain is melting from the hundreds of pages of Work Choices legislation

I am doing a BA: Socio Legal Studies and have three spare subjects next semester to play around with. Currently I have history selected for all three (one ancient and two modern), but I'm not too keen on one of the histories. Anyone know of an enjoyable subject to fill this gap? I do not like...

Can I just say, I am really, really dissapointed that Patrick Bateman didn't run on an American Psycho themed platform, I don't care about student politics at all and people trying to force fliers on me was really annoying, but I would have voted if he had've done that.

Referencing a primary source using the Chicago System? I can't find any information on how to reference a primary source that isn't published in an edited book and I'm going mad trying to figure it out. The source is a letter declassified by the Department of Defense Papers from GK Thompson to...

Yeah, there's not much they can do though, they can't really force USYD to give me a scholarship (the uni has the final say on the scholarships), and there are only a limited number to give out so it's impossible for me to be considered for the larger pool of main round ones.

I got through to UAC and they told me it didn't go off properly, but that they will put me in for a late round scholarship, I wonder how many of those they give out

I didn't make the original post, and yeah I get your point. I just wanted to clear up a misconception that everyone, or even most people, who apply for this are bludgers.

Oh?

Also, if you want to get technical the definition of disability is "A disadvantage or deficiency, especially a physical or mental impairment that interferes with or prevents normal achievement in a particular area", which an inability to write as well as your peers through no fault of your own...