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Honestly, neither is going to be excessively active, but if I had to hazard a guess I'd suggest Davey. :)

If you want an actual enhanced Arts degree, check out the ANU's PhB program. It lets students go well and truly beyond what is normally offered at undergraduate level - you can do postgrad-style research early, and can also design your own subjects...

To this day nobody really knows. He only ever dropped one HD, I believe.

I had a first year friend who overloaded first semester (somewhat sneakily, though...), and I overloaded second semester. To be honest, I don't think six is THAT over the top if you manage it wisely; second semester I did two productions and a whole bunch of other stuff, did a subject which was...

Going to play the other side and say that I've personally found UniLodge quite enjoyable to stay at - this coming from somebody who lived in spirit at Burgmann for most of first semester, and who has a buttload of friends at (and hence a buttload of visits to) B&G. It's a matter of taste, what...

ANU in everything except Literature. Literature is debatable and depends on what degree you're studying.

ANU is pretty much the best you can get in Australia for any mainstream sort of Asian studies programme (this includes Japanese) - in fact, it's quite possibly one of the best unis you can go to in the English-speaking world if you want to specialise in the Asia-Pacific region. They offer a...

...is that...IU...?

I'm at UniLodge Warrumbul too. Looks like there's gonna be a lot of people there. :p Anyone know anyone who actually got into a non-Burgmann/Ursula/Fenner college? It seems like everyone's been rejected from Bruce...

Hi. I'm a student in year 12, contemplating the two courses in the topic title, and I'm just wondering if anybody could offer advice for my situation. Basically, I have the two options: PhB (Arts) (4 years) with a major in English, Philosophy and Political Science (which is achievable since I...