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Trilok’s guide to your first assessment

''Remember to take frequent breaks to continue being efficient over longer periods of time and write down further questions you may have to ask in discussion boards or to your lecturers.'' Orientation has been and gone and now it's crunch time...

Taking a leave of absence

Fitting in a degree while being a mum, and caring for family overseas is challenging. Stuggling to balance all of these commitments is quite hard. Luckily for Dipti, she discovered that Charles Sturt offers a leave of absence for students that may...

What are intensive schools?

What exactly is an intensive school? During session breaks some Science and Health students may be heading to our Wagga, Bathurst or Port Mac campuses for an intensive school! Lauren Bridgfoot tells you all about her past experience at an intensive...

Why I became a student mentor

Do you remember how daunting it was in your first few weeks of uni? Why not use YOUR personal experience to help other uni students? Become a student mentor today, gain skills and be recognised for your hard work!

Bathurst Student Survival Guide

Are you moving to the Charles Sturt Bathurst campus? Bathurst student, Grace Carpenter, shares the best spots to study, what amenities the campus has to offer and some places to explore in your downtime!

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The Ultimate Guide to Beat Procrastination

Starting an assessment can be tough and turning off distractions may seem impossible. Dianne Whittle, the Queen of Procrastination is here to help you turn your study habits around.

Tackling your first assessment

Meg Seis shares the top tips on tackling your first assessment - whether you've just started uni or you're returning for another session, she's got it covered.

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