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This post has been edited by haya: May 1 2010, 09:12 PM

you don't need to be a genius to be honest, to realise that the rock bottom exchange rate during the GFC, will not be stay stagnant.

my parents were so adamant that the rates will even go lower and i convinced them otherwise...

any1 applied credit card from CBA before? i am interested with student credit card from CBA but i dun know i am eligible for it or not :/

i used to have it (but cancelled it off recently)

you are definitely eligible for the student version (if you are still one) and the limit starts from AUD3000.

the limit will progressively increase from time to time.

it is also free for students, but you will not be eligible to accrue the points from your spending.

ok..mind to know why you cancel it?
is it easy to apply for student version?
i no need so high for the limit but dun care for the moment..
i also dun mind of those rewards(this is my last year of study)
and how many days you get approved and send it over to you?

not much point to own a credit card for me; my debit cum mastercard will suffice

i applied directly at the branch.

and it was dispatched to me, about a week later.

hmm i just applied thru online and takes within 10 days..hope it wont b so long..
i also have debit card but i need credit card as a finance/installment for certain item..
mayb i should go to branch and ask for status

thanks

Oh so they have now removed the Awards for student credit card? When I applied mine back in 2008, they gave me a normal Awards MasterCard and just waived my annual fees upon showing them my student card every year. But come to think of it, I don't recall seeing any specific/tailored for students credit card back then though, guess it must have been a relatively new product.

superficially, they look identical.

just that student's version has the advantages/dis- that I have mentioned earlier.

but they did ask a lot of questions when I wanted to cancel it; typical banks.

no offense to those who support studylink..however, recently i am renewing my student visa at the moment and there are a lot of issues involved. Hence, i decided to go to studylink australia and asked for their advice regarding it. I am just wondering whether is studylink reliable when it comes to visa application? i am sorry if i sound a bit too harsh coz i lack of proper language to address it properly

cheers

I reckon it's the same for visa application, whether you applied through an agent or just by yourself, in the end your documents will go through the same place to be processed. so I reckon it'll be fine. =) no worries.

u renew ur visa? i thought ur uni will gif u a application form and they will tell u wat to do>?

nolar..they din..we have to do it ourselves..no application form, no instruction..everything is diy

anyway, studylink din help me directly as an agent per se..they just give me advice on what to do.it is that bit that worries me..

This post has been edited by nimloth32: May 3 2010, 08:55 AM

which uni r u studying?
AFAIK,in RMIT,i can c a form to extend visa and can seek advice from my teaching advisor...

pharmacy course..unisa..my issue is a bit complicated because i plan to go back three or four months earlier before my course started for job hunting..

i can't understand what you are trying to say........

Hi, I just completed my Diploma in E-Commerce & Marketing from TARC.
so that I will be taking the advance diploma as well
I had settle those registration and rental deposits things.
But now my parent want me to study at Univerisity of South Australia (UniSA), Adelaide with my brother who already been there for almost half year.
I'm in dilemma, I do not know whether to study there or stay here.
If i ask my brother he would definitely saying that Adelaide is good, So i would like to ask for more opinion here.

Sorry for my bad English.
Thanks.

This post has been edited by Christopher7: May 4 2010, 02:26 PM

if i got chance,i will go adelaide as well

you english is far better than many others here........

and if you can afford it, by all means, go......it's not just the formal education bit, it's the whole life experience, the non formal bits if licing in a different and definitely more civil culture........

Hi all,
anyone studying in monash university in Caulfield ?
im coming over this july.
but, i havent found a place to stay yet.
=(