I am about to fly to Australia on the 17th of this month. Though I didn't personally visit my university, the university had its 0-week orientation program for the people who attended it personally had exiting activities, free food and many more things. The students like me who couldn't be there were also having some fun activities virtually. The campus tour virtually was the best among all and the staff was soo cooperative and friendly.

I have opted for in campus accommodation. The university has a separate web page for each process. Agricola helped me get a very comfortable and affordable and the nearest accommodation to my study place. I got a special offer of up to 50% discount as well

On-Campus accommodation - very good facilities = ~ 200AUD per week Off-campus accommodation _ relatively economic option = 140 - 180 AUD per week

The research work at Curtin horticulture research laboratory is very popular globally.

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I had chosen Curtin because it has a greater range of courses and had family support in Perth.

I live at home with my parents and sister and take the bus and train to uni every day which is a one hour journey but it?s okay because I like to study on the train. Living at home makes things a lot easier

Liked it. The atmosphere was absolutely amazing and all the people were so nice when I went for the open day. I felt like the course was also just my calling - it had so many components I loved and I just had my heart set.

It had a high ranking than the other college that offered my course. The campus was larger and more catered to what I wanted as a student and it was also located closer to cheaper rental accommodation off-campus.

I went to college because of instant entryway into law. Other universities you had to do an undergrad to get in, but for this one, you didn't. It also had great reviews and a great city campus for the law students.