ya
that is quite fast

wah. .she somemore.. haha.. i remember theres a case where a female doctor was doing a checkup on a male patient.. so then she went out n did somethnig n came back n saw the patient wanking.. lol.. i think got court case or something..

so ur bro got stand up when she check or not? haha.. wait she sue u under sexual harrasment.. haha

Shit man, luckily she ain't really hot cus she's in her late 60s or early 70s edi.
Else ... it's going to be a nightmare

i think you can

need help..will be going to CQU melbourne next month for July intake...

the problem is...i still dont have the accomodation...try unilodge..but seems superb expensive...

is there any other place to stay which is cheaper ?? pllllzzzz help me...dont know where to sleeeppp...

A cheaper place would be in the suburbs. You need to contact the university student services for accommodation help. How much are you willing to spend on accommodation/food..etc a week?

sigh, im gonna be having the same problem, my exam would finish in 2 weeks time, can settle everything regarding australia after that only ><"

how expensive is that expensive?

is there anything less than 1000 assie dollar per month ??

more than 1000 aussie dollar per month as in 2++ per week for studio room ... is this normal ???

This post has been edited by maskot: May 27 2008, 09:16 AM

Ugh I've bumped into some complications again. Not sure if you guys would know or not.
My passport expires at 2010, but the course that I'm doing is supposed to end at Mid of 2012.
When my passport expires, what should I do? The student visa is stamped in the passport right?

Is there a Malaysian embassy at Australia that could help me to settle this without coming back to Malaysia?

This post has been edited by SeeD: May 27 2008, 06:36 PM

Yup in Canberra if i'm not mistaken.
And i heard if you applied for Malaysia passport there you must collect in person also, no mail allowed (correct me if i'm wrong).
My advise renewed your passport at Malaysia after your 1st year and informed the Aussie Immigration about your new passport. It's that easy.
Student visa stamped in passport?? Not 'stamped' there unless your make a paper application at the Aussie Embassy. My case i don't have any stamped or a visa label(since i applied online), i got a visa label when i applied for working permission here, went to the immigration department and got a visa label there.

Well, my passport expires at August 2010. Erm, it's still studying period.
Can I renew my passport early 2010 (a few months before my expiry date) ?
Maybe that's the only time I come back for CNY

This post has been edited by SeeD: May 27 2008, 07:06 PM

it' ok, either it's studying period or what so long it's at least 6 months before expired. Early 2010 to renew also no problem, just make sure you informed the Aussie immigration regarding your new passport details.

Alright Thanks a bunch
My birth date is on Dec 88 as well

is the melbourne model an accredited course? becauseaccording to the lady who was at the melb booth during idp open day(she was from idp, not from melb btw) it isnt. so i applied for the 4 yr bachelor of engineering course(the safer choice i assumed) opting to continue with my masters separately.

then i read a booklet on melbournes engineering course structure, and for the malbourne model, the bachelor of engineering didnt mention anything about being accredited but the masters section had the words (accredited).

so is it safe to follow the melbourne model? im afraid of what would happen if it didnt get accredited by the time i graduate

Not trying to promote anything illegal, but...

to those who are currently studying in Australia, did you encounter forced check of software license installed on laptop in the airport? I'm thinking to get a new laptop, and of course i will be using genuine Windows, but i am still thinking whether or not to purchase the ridiculously expensive Microsoft Office 2007. So, i would like to ask for suggestion besides purchasing this piece of software. Any of you use open source software such as Open Office, AbiWord, or Microsoft Works? Are they capable enough to handle school works?

Another evil solution on my mind is to convert the *ahem* version of Office into ISO image and store in my hard disk(so everything would be fine during airport check), then install it after i'm in there. But i am wondering the feasibility of this method, as i heard Australia is a very strict country.

force to check of software license in airport? I really doubt it would happen. The most they would check is your Windows.

Nop... There is no software checking for your laptop.. Is just that you have to remove all electronic item in ur hand carry bag.. that's all...

Ah, damn it. That shopkeeper tried to convince me to spend hundreds ringgits to purchase a license for Office 2007, telling me the airport checking stuff. Luckily i was not convinced.

To be safe, i will make sure my laptop is not containing any pirated software before entering the airplane.

What are the solutions for you guys? Using the licensed Office 2007/2003 to do your assignments?

so thats 200+ a week? in melbourne i think its normal, or quite at the average side i think.. not sure..... but if its in perth, then its expensive..

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Added on May 29, 2008, 10:03 amme 2.. sometimes i worry for my windows.. anywy there's a promotion for office 2007 ultimate, for aud75.. damn cheap.. www.itsnotcheating.com.au

This post has been edited by jakesean: May 29 2008, 10:03 AM