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Ignore this comment. Yes, the weather is shit in armidale a large portion of the time. But UNE offers an up close and personal educational experience you'd have trouble finding elsewhere. The lecturers are not snobs, even in the arts faculty, they are awesome and as long as you show a genuine...

UNE law gives an up close and personal education which you wont get at other universities. If you've had to transfer into une to study law you'll have a lot of trouble getting into law at any of the melb uni's. You need to keep in mind that NSW legislation is different to victoria's

This is the best thing I've read today.

They clean your personal bedroom, but they don't clean the living areas. The ex residents move out on the same day as new residents move in. Most of the contracts are 52 weeks, there's a few that are 48.

Hey guys, the uncleanliness when moving in is very common, the only place the cleaners clean is in your bedroom and they don't do inspections like they say they do. The management of Unilodge is shit they don't care who they put in the rooms. They are a business not a college. If you's get there...

Yeah, I've heard they don't enforce it. But it's probably best to get it done in terms of insurance.

This debate is a vicious cycle. I remember having the exact same debate with the same arguments 12 months ago. The truth is that in the Bible there's nothing that states that homosexuality is any worse than any other sins whether that's getting a tattoo, wearing cotton or having sex for...

Done also :)

Lol, I'll see. Depends when it is. If I'm not busy AND/OR at Uni.

Lol, sorry to disappoint. Aren't most of the gay group guys anyway? Wouldn't want to intrude on bonding time.

Speaking as someone who has studied at ANU and is now at UNE I think you've made the right decision. UNE has 3000 on campus students compared to ANU's 15,000 so UNE is a more personal experience. Also getting on college at ANU is a massive task and most people get shoved in unilodge. Also where...

Yeah, UNE is a decent hike from town but there's a little shopping complex not that far from the colleges. The distance from the colleges to the academic buildings isn't that far but the uni is on a hill and the colleges are at the bottom kinda thing. I dunno about the accreditation for the...

Yeah, I was lucky that all my courses only had one prerequisite and I'd done that subject, but I had to pick those subjects coz my advanced standing hadn't come through. If your application isn't in by the end of november then it is not guaranteed to be processed by the time uni starts again...

Yeah under degree info though it doesn't say anything about being admitted into the Psychologists Association where other undergrad degrees do. I think newy might be the same.

Sounds good. I had a look at doing that psych degree coz I was studying psych at ANU last year (hence already being accepted to UNE) but it's not the same as a normal psych degree so I don't think it gives that grounding to continue on and become a psychologist. Yeah we'll prob take Law in...

Same with me Andi, should be good.

I remember reading somewhere they have like 3000 internal and 15000 external meaning 18000 in total. So that's probably where the confusion came from. I think a lot of those internal are post grads too.

Within two weeks of exams there's no noise outside the 12-2pm and 5-7pm timeslots. I'm a fresher at UNE 2010, living at Albies, studying Law/ Criminology.

Being a former student of dist ed law at une I wouldn't recommend it. There isn't much support given by lecturers etc because the dist ed kids and on campus kids share the unit pages. It's basically like studying on campus only you can't go and see your lecturers etc.

Maybe the gender imbalance relates to the facilities and opportunities etc that one gender gets over the other rather than there being more of one gender enrolled.