QUOTE(FTK @ Dec 27 2010, 06:40 PM)
Thanks for your reply!
btw,do you think those international education services provider such as IDP can help me in this? I mean contact the university.
Anyway,do you have any idea whether that degree from which of the University I mentioned above is recognized by CFA? As for Monash,it is confirmed recognized and accredited as I am studying there. but,I am not sure about UNSW and Melbourne U. can help?
For credit transfer it's better to corresponds with each of the uni you're interested in and see how it goes from there.btw,do you think those international education services provider such as IDP can help me in this? I mean contact the university.
Anyway,do you have any idea whether that degree from which of the University I mentioned above is recognized by CFA? As for Monash,it is confirmed recognized and accredited as I am studying there. but,I am not sure about UNSW and Melbourne U. can help?
A bit of advice start early especially if you want you credits to be transferred unless there is a twinning agreements already in place.
QUOTE(treble27 @ Dec 27 2010, 08:22 PM)
http://www.internode.on.net/residential/br...easy_broadband/Remember upload is counted, so if you torrent not a good plan to be on, but of course you can limit your upload speed.
At $60 price-points there are better price/data ratio on the market e.g TPG, but for me Internode there are a lot of free data/un-metered contents especially for Steam(great during this holidays season) and iView and service is reliable and also good customer service. And no off-peak and on-peak restriction, aka use your data when ever you want to use it.
And Naked = no paying phone line rent.
QUOTE(Hikari0307 @ Dec 28 2010, 12:38 AM)
why? You can do your student visa as early as 120 days before course commencement. If you have everything ready you should do right away, it's more convenient to do it before the whole crowd comes in.
+1But this year enrollment will be lower compare to previous year.
But still apply early to get your accommodation done, I think by this time of the year uni/college accommodation should have some spare to go by.
QUOTE(mushroomgirl @ Dec 28 2010, 02:06 AM)
hi, do u guys buy your textbooks in Aus? Or buy them in M'sia and bring em over to Aus? I've been told that the books in Aussie costs a bomb 
Do not buy your books before starting your course, yes text books are expensive here but the 2nd hand market here is a tad cheaper some are in excellent conditions.And not all course requires a text book, if you wanna really save $$$, ask someone to buy it in Malaysia and PosLaju it to Australia if you really need those books.
And books are customs-free importing in, so long it is less than AUD$1000(including postage) in values.
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