February 25, 2021
Sage advice from successful students
The first year of uni and being away from home is a massive learning experience.…
Student stories
The first year of uni, and away from home, is a massive learning experience. Mistakes are made, assignments are left to the last minute and you grow as an individual. It is overwhelming and chaotic but also a lot of fun and filled with fantastic new memories and experiences. We hope these student stories – many written by our own CEF recipients currently at uni themselves – helps you to navigate #unilife.
We have everything covered, from money to health, life advice to packing tips. We also have many profiles that we hope inspire you to think big, be brave and picture yourself beyond uni and about what you want your career to look like.
Telling it like it is.
February 18, 2021
Adulting 101: The Basics
SO, YOU ARE HEADING OUT INTO THE BIG, WIDE WORLD! The independence that comes with…
February 12, 2021
#unilife: 8 ways to embrace first year
ARE YOU HEADED TO UNIVERSITY IN 2021? It's fun to get caught up in the…
December 18, 2020
More than your ATAR: When your results aren’t what you expected
Today you accessed your ATAR. All those years of school, relentless hours of study and…
September 22, 2020
USG TrainLink competition winners
Thanks to Transport for NSW, as part of the 2020 CEF University Survival Guide launch,…
August 14, 2020
Explore opportunities at upcoming university open days
Dreaming about pursuing further education is totally different to actually doing it. This is a…
June 22, 2020
The science behind a love of biology
For country students, picking your life up and moving to the city requires acclimatisation. Clare…
May 1, 2020
Study guide for surviving COVID-19 lockdown
There’s no denying moving back home, having to reorganise a share house or even just…
April 20, 2020
Student Zach says the key to success is all about balance
A couple of months ago we asked Zach Leach-Deahm, a Charles Sturt University Bachelor of…
This advice is general in nature and does not take into account your personal objectives, financial situation, needs or goals. You should consider whether the advice is suitable for you and your personal circumstances.
