"Bite off more than you can chew, and then chew like crazy." That's exactly what Luke did! In this blog, Luke shares how he balanced marathon training with study, everyday life, and everything in between.
Studying abroad is about more than just earning a degree. It's about embracing adventure, discovering new places, and creating unforgettable experiences! In this blog, Phatsa shares their top travel destinations for international students around...
Let's be real... sometimes we can feel completely burnt out, even in the middle of the session. And that's okay, you're not doomed! In this blog, Chloe shares some of her top tips for getting back on track when her motivation is running low.
Do you have placement coming up? Are you feeling nervous or unsure of what to expect? You're not alone. In this blog, Rebekah shares their tips for making the most of your placement.
It's never too late to give university another go. In this blog, Sunny shares their journey of returning to study later in life.
When you hop onto the internet you can access any knowledge you want! But how much of it is real? With the rise of AI, bots and misinformation things can get a bit complicated. Lewis gives you his top tips to stay aware online.
Starting university can be a big adjustment. Suddenly, you're responsible for managing your own study and staying on top of deadlines. In this blog, Jess shares how body doubling has helped them to stay focused and on track with their studies.
Yes, it's true! You can absolutely enjoy uni life without blowing your budget. Chloe shares her tips for making the most of uni life while keeping your spending in check.
We've all been there... When your to-do list feels never-ending, your energy is running low, and it's hard to keep going. In this blog, Remi shares their top tips for resetting your mindset when you're feeling burnt out.
What happens if your placement is far from home and completely different from what you're used to? It's okay! In this blog, Chloe shares her experience of leaving Port Macquarie to complete an Occupational Therapy placement in a rural community.
