IINM your fees is a follow-through. Your first year fees until your final year will be the same. So worry about the fees at the point of entry.

nay, not interested in Missy Higgins, for now i think heh. you'll just have to look for someone else lol

[quote=KVReninem,May 8 2007, 01:37 PM]
what is college resident?

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Added on May 8, 2007, 1:39 pm

err those who lives on campus at places like Trinity Coll,Whitley Coll,Ridley Coll

nah im not...hehehe..r u in melb?

u aren't tied down to the phone but the plan. if u want to you can sell off your phone as long as you can unlock it , and get a new one. that's what i'm doing now.

Anyone using Three in Brisbane? I'm thinking of getting the $29 cap plan (seriously, they have good phones), but I've had a mixed bag of reviews, some saying that Three has poor coverage (I'm currently using Optus), and that the phones are locked even after 2 years unless you pay $50 "unlocking fee". And is it true that Three's phones are CDMA instead of GSM? (Meaning I wouldnt be able to use it in Malaysia...)

I think certain phones are locked for good, would depend on the software. Mine (6288) isn't though, just made a call requesting for the unlocking code and voila! My software is still three's, but I can now use it for other networks.

Ask the three dealer whether the phone is unlockable.

Coverage problems, I have not encountered so far, in Melbourne though. Switched from optus when all my 20+ friends in uni are using 3 T_T. About that last sentence of yours, alas I've no idea. =P

serious?!
but i tot they will give u the code after ur contract ends...??

After the contract ends or you can simply call at any time. I've only been three's customer for say, 3 months? Unlocked 2 months ago.

I think those that are unlockable are the older phones. As again, ASK the three dealer if that particular phone you are choosing can be unlocked through them. Otherwise, you might be stuck with someone who knows how to unlock phones through flashing etc.

Hello . I'm looking of anyone nice who's interested in sharing apartments in Melbourne ,Aus as i'm going to study there this July. Anyone interested?

Most phones can be unlocked. Even at the very following week you signed up with three.

degree course?

yes degree course

it depends on you tho..
you can check some older post about engineering
currently Monash is good


This post has been edited by KVReninem: May 11 2007, 07:27 PM

but I have checked the Monash university in Malaysia. They dont offer Electrical and Electronic enginering ..

There are some courses/majors in Monash Melbourne not offered in Monash Malaysia.

have you checked the courses for the Monash campuses in Melbourne or the one in Malaysia?

There are like, 5 campuses in Melbourne. Diff campus offers diff courses.

But if say, your degree is from campus A, you can take your classes in campus B though campus B doesn't offer that degree.
Some common subjects are offered in other campuses as well.. This is useful for those who stays far from original campuses.
Melbourne is very huge, so you might not wanna live in suburb areas.

I have a room for rent in melbourne city center. Walking distance to university of melbourne and RMIT.

It is cheap.

PM for details.

I can recommend UNSW, if you don't mind it being in Sydney. The reason I had to put it this way is because people here don't seem to enjoy studying in Sydney, but I really don't see the point of their arguments. Sydney is a great city to live in, very cosmopolitan, modern and vibrant. On top of that, UNSW is one of the leading engineering research schools in the country (it is primarily an engineering and technical university) and is very highly-regarded here, especially for technology-related programs, which includes Electrical Engineering, Computer Sciences and Telecommunication.

This post has been edited by chris_c28: May 15 2007, 07:59 PM

On the contrary, I don't recall anyone stating Sydney is less preferable though, but I hear Canberra and Adelaide or Perth often being mentioned for obvious reasons.

But I'd support the notion of UNSW as a main choice if you're coming to Australia.