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QuestionI haven't written an essay before (or for a very
long time!) and I'm not sure what is required. AnswerSome of the early tasks that you undertake during your studies will seem quite daunting and you may feel that you don't know where to begin with your assignment. It is recommended that you read the question (or assignment task) a number of times so that you fully understand the question. Please remember that no one expects you or your research to answer all of the world's problems - you are only expected to read, understand and provide an analysis or argument that satisfies the criteria of the question at hand. It is also important to remember that all university students and staff are here for the same reason - to learn. Should you require some specialist advice and instruction concerning essay writing and seminar presentation skills, please contact the University's Learning Resource Centre at the Wollongong campus (Bldg 19 Room G102). You can visit or call the Centre (02-4221-3977) during normal business hours for assistance with your studies. Their website is at http://www.uow.edu.au/student/services/ld/index.html The Coordinators at the Access Centre are also there to assist with your study-related problems and concerns and to point you in the right direction for assistance from a variety of University services and facilities. |
TAFE CREDIT TRANSFER FOR FUTURE STUDENTS
There are many ways to satisfy the academic entry requirements for a Bachelor degree at UOW. Successful completion of an appropriate program may contribute towards credit or exemption in the UOW program you intend to apply for.
The type and amount of credit transfer granted depends on the TAFE program and subjects completed, together with the program rules and structure of the UOW degree.
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