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The clubs list is at Arc Club List If you need assistance or have a question email clubs@arc.unsw.edu.au or go to the Student Development office, level 1 of the Roundhouse.

Hi chewy123, Actually I and so many others have made their best friends at uni through clubs. Clubs are really important. For instance the debating society and the circus society both run monday night meetings where you learn to debate and learn circus skills respectively. They are also...

exams are generally more intensive. but you are older and wiser at the same time, so it's not harder than the hsc. think about working out a study routine in 1st year that works for you. you can get help from the learning centre at uni if you have questions in the lead up to exams (though...

when you land, come on over, its a very short bus ride or taxi ride away from the uni. if the plane is on time and quarantine goes smoothly, you could make it to the 11am welcome. if you can, at least make it for the tours in the early arvo - you'll get a chance to meet other FBE students

hi biopia, your friends and/or parents will probably be bored if they came to your FBE welcome. I suggest you tell your friends to explore campus, get some coffee etc for the hour and meet you for a tour in the early afternoon; and to tell your parents to go to the monday evening...

hey arjungamer123 and everyone there will be all ages night time events during o-week. definitely monday and tuesday night have all ages events during o-week. the rest of the day the unibar/roundhouse has all ages access. the o-week timetable is at UNSW O-Week 2010: Jump on Board

hey ct92, the full o-week calendar is available at the oweek website oweek.info goto UNSW O-Week 2010 - What's On

Arc Members can totally start their own Club - it can be sport related - for instance a general fitness Club could work. There is already a chess club, but no fishing club. You need just 2 other Arc members to start it.

Exactly, that's exactly why O-Week is there to help! Lots of people won't know other people at O-Week, all the more reason to go along and get involved in stuff. And there's heaps of stuff to get involved in - see UNSW O-Week 2009: What's On. Also come along tomorrow and a few other days...

Totally come along on Monday of O-Week as well! You'll enjoy it! If this is your first time to University then on Thursday your Law Welcome starts at: 11:15am – 12:45pm, Formal Student Welcome, Law Theatre G04...

there is two stargates on campus - jump through one and you warp to the other...

Having your Faculty welcome on Thursday gives you the great advantage that by Thursday you can already have been to Uni for O-Week 2-4 days beforehand. It's up to you when you would like to come. However, I encourage you to come on Monday or Tuesday and check out O-Week - you might find you...

Don't stress! You have time before the due date to pay. The best place to get a guaranteed correct answer is to just call the people at UNSW Student Central - they really will be able to help you best for this question. Call in office hours 9385 3119.

Hi Arowana21, Payment can't be done by posting a cheque to the University. It can however be done by any of the following options (full info at https://my.unsw.edu.au/student/fees/netpay/NetPayMainPage.html -Bpay -Australia Post -ANZ e-gate If you have any questions about starting at uni...

Re: O-Week - more forums for your reading and replying pleasure and freak out avoidan There will be heaps of free stuff in O-Week - check out the main walkway when you get to campus. With that workshop you may have realised this already - there are two sessions, so keep checking both for...