Early entry scheme allowed me to not worry about exams and secure a position and it has a good reputation. It's kind of close by compared to others. The public transport is pretty good. It also has a nice campus.
Course Curriculum
It's good. I like that I get to choose electives however, I'm stressed that law overrides psychology. Next semester I will be required to do 3 law units and 1 psyc which is annoying because I want it to be even.
Exams
HSC. I did not undertake any university level exam only the HSC which I received a score of 88.15 out of a possible 100.
Placement
Really good. It's in the business center so there are many opportunities and I've only heard good things about it.
Internship
Yes, it does. I haven't participated yet as I'm in my first semester.
Events
Lots. Almost every social holiday + other things like women?s week or harmony day etc.
Fees
Most units range from 300 to 600 dollars. All up the 6-year course is like 60000 bucks. Pretty shocking compared to other courses and the fact that I'm unsure what I want to do with the degree makes the cost unjustifiable. Amenity feed is over 100 dollars just for random stuff.
Scholarship
Not through uni. A local bank got in touch to give a small scholarship. It's not to cover the whole course but rather to help out with the transition to uni was 5000 dollars.
Examination Structure
It depends on the units. Most have only an end of unit exam.
Faculty
Love the faculty of human sciences. It is welcoming and chilled out not too full on. Law is the opposite it's quite full on, to say the least.
Hostel
Off-campus accommodation living at home still. It's great. Might live a little far away but I love the break between uni and home. I love being surrounded by everything I need at home in a familiar setting.
