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Your proxy doesnt need to bring in your photo ID. What he/she needs are a signed Authority to Enrol form by you, enrolment email and a photo ID of your proxy.

Here is a quick guide for those who are still lost out there (I might miss out some steps, so please feel free to fill in). 1. Accept the UTS offer through UAC website. 2. Register for Enrolment from the UTS website here. You will be given a UTS Student ID Number when you accept your...

For those who want to start ahead in law, you can borrow/buy/steal(not recommanded) these books: A Guide to Legal Problem Solving for Law Students, P Keyzer, Butterworths A Career in Law, edited by J F Corkey, Federation Press. Or if you like, start reading cases :read: . Might as well...

Relax, you are stressing too much over nothing. Uni is not all about study, and the beginning of each subject (especially 1st year) is fairly simple. Anyway, too bad that science handbook doesnt give you subject guide pdf like the the Bon Marches (humanities). From the look of medsci course...

I might as well reiterate couple of points. The camp is different to those end-of-hig-school-camps, where you celebrate the end of diabolic HSC with known friends. This orientation camp is for those who want to meet new friends or ask for advice from 2nd or 3rd year students. Who knows, you...

The transfer goes by 50% academic results (note, its uni results, UAI doesnt count at all) and 50% law questionnaire. A distinction average and a competitive response to the questionnaire should get you in easily.

Minimal. You can have a look here http://www.utsunion.uts.edu.au/clubs/activities/club_pages/index.html or go on Oweek

I dont know if UTS made any changes to other courses but LLB changed their law option to free choice electives (I wasted precious cps on those options when I couldve gotten advance standing for my previous studies). What infuriates me further is the change made in nanotech major. The faculty...