Try www.gumtree.com.au.



Seriously?

tried gumtree..it works so good.. lol! better than trading post..

and yeah!! some people posted that... well... i guess it'll take some time for uniSA to move forward? xD

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Added on March 6, 2011, 10:10 pmsry for going off topic a bit, just one advice to students,

WOOLWORTHS MILK SUCK!!!
IT TASTES LIKE PLASTIC!!! BLEK.... X.X




This post has been edited by zeke'stah: Mar 6 2011, 10:10 PM

hey!
i'm using Three. if my phone is on national roaming and i use it to make phone calls/sms, do i need to pay extra other than my cap? or it will deduct from my cap.
To unlock my iphone, is it free?

This post has been edited by kavan: Mar 9 2011, 10:33 PM

1) Unless they've changed, domestic roaming with Three has always counted towards your cap for voice calls and SMS. Its video calling and data usage that is extra and does not count towards your cap.

2) Unlocking: ask Three.

3) I got all this from their website. Learn to do some research rather than coming into a forum of strangers randomly asking questions to people that may or may not exist, expecting to be spoonfed.

hey man! as long as you don't SURF the net and use the data then it'll be included in your cap. if you get out of reception from 3, you'll roam on to telstra and sms, calls will still be included in your cap. unlocking, check out http://forums.whirlpool.net.au/ for information.

the calculator policy sure is strict here >_<

harlo,

i grad from monash, msia in 2009 and had been working and studying in sg since then....

planning to cont my masters in adelaide (1/2 way done in uni of ade, sg)

wondering any1 studying in adelaide? will be working at the same time as well.. so would like to ask for advice

applying visa in 2 weeks time

What? It's either scientific or non-scientific calculator (or graphical), whatever they allow us to use

lol can't use the Casio fx-570ms >_<" graphical calculator lagi can not use.
Had to go buy another calculator.
And my uni unless it's one of the casio fx-82 series you'll have to check an approved list and go get an "approved" sticker. Unless you do so, you bring those basic calculator they use at the shops also they won't allow into exam.

i guess it depends on which uni or which course u are with. for my case UniSA B. Pharm, u just have to state the calculator model and make in the exam papers, even though there said only non-programmable calculators are allowed. I have been using my 570ms forever

well it makes sense for my course because the max usage of calculators are + - X and /, thats all. even if u have the most sophisticated calculator also wont be any more useful than the pasar malam calculator

UQ or ANU for BComm?
any advice?

how far is unisa from uni of ade?

is that town live able? expenses?

Both UNISA and U Adelaide have campuses in the city, UNISA east being almost next door to U Adelaide. Adelaide is very livable city with lower costs than Melbourne and Sydney. Accommodation is easy to find and public transport costs are zero since both unis are within walking distance to most student apartments. Woolworths, Coles and Central Market are a short walk or free tram ride away so food costs can be kept low if you cook.

Hey guys, am back. Fully settled down. Anyway, back to the topic. In my case, my university provides us a list of approved calculators. After that, you'll have to go to your respective faculty receptionist to request for a calculator approval sticker. Which means, you are not allow to use or bring any approve calculator without that sticker. Not to worry, the sticker is free.

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Added on March 13, 2011, 12:48 pmHave you thought of environmental factors? Those are main factors that will make you feel comfortable and equipped throughout your study.

This post has been edited by immabee: Mar 13 2011, 12:48 PM

they're next to each other. literally... side by side... lol..

and well..it depends on ur living style. if you're like some gym dude, who needs to eat alot, and controlled diet, it'll be costly. if you just need meals to fill ur tummy, it's reasonable.. =D and adelaide is very livable..

my mid sem break is coming

i wonder can i work more than 20 hours during that week?

i remember the law states you can work 40 hours p.w during holidays.
not sure if it applies to all holidays or only the big sem break.

i'm not sure about that either, but from what i heard is max 40 hours a week man...

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Added on March 16, 2011, 10:47 ambasically it states "no student may work more than 20 hours a week during study session". so i guess when you're on SEM break there's no study session so u're cool to work 40 hours mate.

This post has been edited by zeke'stah: Mar 16 2011, 10:47 AM

Hie,

I would like to know if winter clothes are necessary in Adelaide?
Where can we purchase reasonably priced winter clothes in Adelaide?

hell yeah it's necessary!! u want reasonable priced ones, u can check out rundle or harbour town...

Yea smart boy, you don't need winter clothes when its winter =). Who taught you that? Well vice versa when you are in malaysia, it is not necessary to have summer clothes =.="