Nursing at ACU Australian Catholic University
- NamVietnam
- Australian Catholic University, Australia
- Nursing
- Undergraduate Degree
- 2006
i attend the ACU and I find the course there is very interesting. The most important advice I could give to you is that try to study hard, and you will be successful. ACU is not a very big uni, but its quality is very good.
The selection process is very hard for me. I attended high school in Australia. At first my scores are not high, and I had to study some more subjects before I got accepted to the programmes. I dont have any specific advice for you. Just try to study well, and you will be successful.
There are no funding or scholarship for me. I just used my parents' money. The course is very expensive.
The course is very demanding and the best bits are we can study in a modern facilities area. I spent about 35 hours to study each week. I received all kinds of support that I needed. The lecturers and tutors are very friendly and easy to talk to.
I like living in big cities, so Sydney is my favourite place to live. The friends both local and international are very friendly and we made really good friends at Uni. It has been easy to find part time jobs, as Sydney is a big city, there are a lot of jobs avaialble. Tips: you can work as a waiter, ironer, shop assisitant, cashier. I did not join any clubs or societies.
Job prospects are really good. I am working as a nurse in a hospital in Western Sydney. I will be keeping in touch with the fellow alumni.
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Located in Queensland, Australian Capital Territory, New South Wales and Victoria.
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