-
How to make the most of University Information and Open Days
May 14, 2012 11:05 -
Why Audio Lectures are (in theory) a Great Idea
May 12, 2012 05:05 -
Plan B – What to do if you’re failing Uni or Hate your Course.
May 9, 2012 08:05 -
University: a means to get a career or to study your passion?
May 1, 2012 00:05 -
After the COE: The Definitive Guide to a Smooth Transition to University in Australia
April 25, 2012 09:04
-
Princess:
Do u think it is better 2 go 2 a private school than a public school because my -
Princess:
Thanks random -
staceyG:
this was a really engaging and helpful article. Thanks! -
kerryanne:
me - i want to study an arts degree friends/parents - so what job will that get -
Jchan:
This should be an ongoing series dedicated for overseas students. Very good post
Newsletter
Subscribe by RSS
Or enter your e-mail to subscribe to our articles, and updates about what's new.
Posts Tagged ‘Audio Lectures’
Why Audio Lectures are (in theory) a Great Idea
I can still remember the shock of discovering that Facebook wasn’t blocked from the computers at uni. Then I remembered: this isn’t high school any more. No more teachers hovering, making sure you’re doing your work. Responsible uni students would understand the computers are there for assignments, not for Facebook. I don’t know any one [...]
Lectures: Waste of Time or Rite of Passage?
All throughout high school the prospect of attending university was always exciting; one thing that really appealed to me personally was attending lectures. Thinking about sitting in those cool little chairs with the flip up tables with a notepad and a pen. Lectures always seemed exciting to me as I’d seen lecture halls on television [...]
The Great “I’ll Just Listen to it Later” Myth
Uni is great, really. So Much. Fun. One of the things that make it so great is how different it is from high school. Fewer hours on campus (especially if you’re an Arts student!), no teachers taking attendance or pestering you to get assignments in on time, and even better lectures are recorded so (as [...]
