Actually I don't see how Monash Caufield is party central. Every time I go there, it really pales in comparison with Clayton besides the newer buildings and all. All parties, BBQ, Green Week (100% nude people walking around), C&S, are most active at Clayton.

I don't know what is your definition of 'party central' though. I wonder what is your basis of saying that considering you implied you're not even studying in Caufield. Friends huh? Haha.

wassup so hype abt monash?

this 1 the best man... damn cozy feeling... syok!

oh, that's good. thx alot

So many diff people giving diff views about whether Caulfield is a party central or not
I hope to go in next sem !!!

just got my internet set up today after applying last week - fast enough compared to Telstra home line, which charged me extra AUD 65 with a 'Tech Visit' and 2 weeks to complete. The ISP is Exetel, which is not so well known, but offers the best price-quota ratio (16+48 GB for $55 per month) and generous off-peak time (12am-12pm). It's not ADSL2+ but even ADSL 1.5mbps is way better than streamyx lol.

well i think shud be more than enough to bitto kao kao
the tech infrastructure here aint that good yet on the backbone, so dont expect much till the new regulation by Rudd govt to say; lets fiber up Australia with fiber optic line. so yea hopefully happen & hopefully telstra be more competitive..

This post has been edited by KVReninem: Aug 18 2008, 08:32 PM

Anyone can suggest me a good university that I could apply for computer science or precisely Internet Computing for my undergraduate ? And how to apply for Australian university ?

It's much easier to seek help from those official agents, like IDP and AusEd. They will help you apply and the fees will be waived during any education fair or the presence of a uni staff. Any university who is in Go8 should be ok. Just depends which city you wanna approach to. Sydney and Melbourne have higher cost of living while Perth and Adelaide will be lower. Melbourne is exceptionally not recommended, because you can't do a computer science degree by its own starting 2009.

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hm mph..i`m wondering if most Uni`s/ schools are in par as claimed in their aggressive marketing scheme to promote Australia`s Education.

OMG, $55 for 16+48GB quota? i'm paying the same price for 10GB ...

u gt rip off

Exceptionally disrecommended?

When you said a CS degree "on it's own" I suppose you were referring to the Bachelor of CS that will be discontinued in 2009. Can you tell us the difference between that and the Bachelor of Science (CS) that is earmarked to replace it?

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good news; can balik low cost alrdy

lol ...

I'm going to do Bachelor of Science (CS) so that's recognized right?

How do I seek help from IDP and AusED ? Thanx for your reply anyway

eh........go to their office?......

look at something called newspaper for advertisement of their roadshows and open days......?

read a sticky threat above........?

I really worry about students nowadays.....must spoon feed otherwise can fast to death.......

No offense but I know the basic things.. I know I can get the information from their office or newspaper, but now I'm seeking for detail information that LYN fellows might have known since this is 'Studying in Australia' thread..

'Studying in Australia(v2), FAQ on First Page, come, ask & share !'

And it does stated clearly that I can come here to ask, while everyone can share their knowledge.. That's what I understand from the title of this thread.. Correct me if I'm wrong..

Anyway, thanx for guiding me to read the sticky thread

Ouch, just a few days late.. They've just organized the education day.. Need to wait for incoming event..

Erm, do you mind if I ask when usually Australian university open their intake ? I might be applying for next year intake but don't know when is their intake.. As for UK, i know it'll be on September.. But don't know about Australia..

This post has been edited by zydoce: Aug 20 2008, 06:19 PM

Australia usually have 2 intakes - Feb and July.

Well make it simple; when you go to those education agent; etc; they would also give you a idea what to do n to prepare yourself before you come.Its the same.
But us here; can hopefully assist our best in answering your question & share view or update any thing you wish to share. Its no harm; freedom of information.

Australia in general is Feb & July.