Yeah Thành, I do appreciate your comment on this, I think there is a few interesting points there.

About the counselling part, not sure I’m correct but some people (including me) can’t take being guided very well. It’s a bit of a contradiction there I know. Likewise, I never imagine myself doing career test, I don’t believe that they know me better than I do, even in facts it might be true, I just don’t want to accept. It is part of me that makes all the contradiction.

And that, you know, being an International student you have to accept that your money will quickly fly away with or without reasonable purposes. It’s always easy for the locals because they don’t spend as much money, and can thus afford trials-and-errors thingies while we are, almost, not “eligible” to.

- Not sure what to take? in the US system, we have counseling (i think u chaps have the same thing over there). They are ranging from bad to good. Some will misunderstand your major and point you at a wrong directions (which is bad, very bad), but if you know what you want, they are great.

- misjudge talent? career and personality test….

- basic course…i don’t know what to add, some course require based or pre-requisite course, so i had to take them…in here, you can take challenge test which is “hell” or “meh” to skip the basic class (save money go figure).

When you say college in the title but Uni in the passage, im kind of confused
for us here college is cheap (12 units for US $3,529.50) and easy kind of.
Uni, reverse everything i just mention above.

well, that’s all I can share…and wow, 8 units for AUS $11000

I hate it when it comes to sign in with social shit… now my face is all over the thing

we need an “anonymous” option